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View synonyms for emaciation
emaciation
[ ih-mey-shee-ey-shuhn, -see- ]
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Word History and Origins
Origin of emaciation1
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Example Sentences
The sign says that it produced “extreme emaciation and a slow, agonising death.”
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Her face, notwithstanding its emaciation, reminded him of Latta, the wife of his friend and fellow-countryman Schmidt.
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Its muscles were strangely contracted, the fingers thin to emaciation, the back of the hand closely puckered up.
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Her face had grown thin to emaciation, and there were deep blue lines under her eyes.
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The emaciation of his long form was plainly seen through the single scarlet blanket which covered it.
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The arms and legs of the child showed a contraction and emaciation which could only result from illness.
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