emaciated
क्षीण
definition
adjective
she was so emaciated she could hardly stand
abnormally thin or weak, especially because of illness or a lack of food.
translation of 'emaciated'
कृशकाय,
कृश,
दुबला-पतला
adjective
दुर्बल,
निर्बल,
क्षीण
example
Susie, as she has been named, was found in an 'emaciated' state in a garden in Turton Road, Tottington, next to the Pets in Need animal shelter.
My father was quite a skinny, 'emaciated' man, my brother a build a stark halfway between my father and I.
Some cattle became horrifically 'emaciated' or developed raw wounds.
From her wasted and 'emaciated' appearance, we may fairly infer, she also fell a martyr to this destructive and poisonous liquid.
Months later their drawn faces and 'emaciated' bodies bear testimony to the ravages of heroin addiction.
He looked 'emaciated' , eating only an apple and a latte each day to survive.
But this time it was a little girl - a painfully thin little girl with huge, staring eyes and 'emaciated' limbs and body.
The millionaire bookie gladly agreed to take the neglected animal into his private sanctuary after it was found 'emaciated' and abandoned.
A young boy without a shirt, showing his 'emaciated' body, propels himself across the compartment floor.
In The Machinist he is as 'emaciated' as a hunger striker.
The man was dying, 'emaciated' and had a high fever when the first injection of their scant supply of penicillin was given.
Looking at his weight to see if he's malnourished or 'emaciated' in any way.
This makes her a far healthier role model than the 'emaciated' models currently making their bony way down the world's catwalks.
But social workers who examined the woman said that although weak and 'emaciated' , she showed no signs of mental illness.
I keep picturing their skinny, 'emaciated' frames - did I guess they were addicts?
The animals were starving, 'emaciated' , had worms and lice and two were in such a bad state they were days from death.
He narrowly escaped execution during the Second World War and had not run in six years when he headed off to Boston, an 'emaciated' stick of a man.
In 'emaciated' animals, serous atrophy occurs at these depot sites and in the bone marrow cavity.
He told his driver to stop outside a broken-down shack, where an 'emaciated' woman and two young men sat on a porch surrounded by household debris.
Her cheeks sunk deep inside, and she appeared thin and 'emaciated' .
If you need to stave off 'emaciation' without blowing your budget, this unprepossessing little bistro is surely in the city's top ten destinations.
After many days of fasting, the hunger strikers present a progressively more serious deterioration, 'emaciation' and profound dehydration.
The images of 'emaciation' portrayed in so many magazines by anorexic models and young stars make me so angry.
As we sat at a Paris café table, the most striking passing figure was an old woman - thin to the point of 'emaciation' .
He was convicted of four charges of causing unnecessary suffering to sheep and lambs by failing to treat or seek veterinary advice for 'emaciation' and lameness on January 19 and 25, 2001.
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