emaciate

Men were emaciated, and few of them seemed to have the energy or will to do anything.

She looks fully emaciated and it could be something wrong with her health.

The face was so pale and emaciated that he looked like a living death's head.

Then, many people were emaciated; now, just about everybody gets two meals a day.

Smash saw that all were emaciated; they had not been getting enough food.

Older birds may be sick for some time and become emaciated before death.

A young woman, but emaciated, with long black hair.

You had to be not only nuts but emaciated, I thought, to run 10 miles; 26 was absurd.

The son was a little shorter, and emaciated instead of chubby.

According to body mass index's criteria, no patient was emaciated.

He looked lean, like a track runner, but not emaciated.

However emaciated he appeared, it was not due to any failure of appetite.

After he had completed it, a friend "reported that Li was emaciated."

He notices she is physically emaciated and no longer her former self.

His two brothers were emaciated, but are now hospitalized and in stable condition.

The girl was emaciated and feverish, lying motionless on the ground.

The prisoners looked generally emaciated and exhausted, but one man was animated.

The face was emaciated; there were frozen bruises across the forehead.

A lady of great charm and beauty, she was sadly emaciated.

Flesh was spare on him and his limbs were badly emaciated.

They were emaciated, cold and hungry, but their heads were high.

Somewhat frail to start with, she became nearly emaciated.

Q. Why do anorexics continue to lose weight even after they have become nearly emaciated?

Elves were always thin, but this young elf was emaciated.

At the end of 7 months they appeared relatively healthy and not at all emaciated.