gaunt

IPA: gˈɔnt

noun

  • A surname.

adjective

  • Lean, angular, and bony.
  • Haggard, drawn, and emaciated.
  • Bleak, barren, and desolate.
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Examples of "gaunt" in Sentences

  • He had the gaunt look of a monster.
  • John Gaunt is the twin of Philippa Gaunt.
  • Matthew McConaughey continued to look gaunt.
  • She was gaunt, and her brunette curls were gone.
  • He appears gray and gaunt in orange jail clothing.
  • He apparently went from pudgy to gaunt during adolescence.
  • In the time that followed, Gingivere became gaunt and despairing.
  • The manor of Earl Shilton was given to Gaunt as part of her dowry.
  • He did not have health insurance, and was left gaunt and debilitated.
  • He followed the gaunt man to Spain in pursuit of the throne of Castile.

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