cadaverousness

His form was very slight; thin almost to cadaverousness; and his voice proved phenomenally soft and hollow, though not particularly deep.

Eyes chipped gray ice frost from lapis lazuli and allowed to die, harden into leaden cadaverousness.

Without suggesting cadaverousness, though high-boned and prominent, the cheeks fell away and met in a mouth, thin-lipped and softly strong.

Huge-boned, tall, gaunt to cadaverousness, his face a dirty death's head, he was as repellent a nightmare of old age as ever Dore imagined.

Always before had they appeared skinny to the verge of cadaverousness, for in the past they had never fared so well as since the day that Tarzan of the Apes had given weapons to the son of The First Woman.