In youth he must have been singularly handsome, but years and care had left their vestiges on his noble features, which were thin even to emaciation.
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Emaciation
Synonyms for "emaciation" (62 found)
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Closest matches (13)
Strong matches (18)
Related words (31)
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Translations
20 translations across 13 languages.
Bulgarian
1 entries- мършавост noun (the state of being emaciated)
Catalan
2 entries- emaciació noun (the act of making very lean)
- emaciació noun (the state of being emaciated)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 憔悴 noun (the state of being emaciated)
French
3 entries- émaciation noun (the act of making very lean)
- émaciation noun (the state of being emaciated)
- émaciement noun (the state of being emaciated)
German
3 entries- Abgemagertheit noun (the state of being emaciated)
- Abmagern noun (the act of making very lean)
- Abmagerung noun (the act of making very lean)
Irish
1 entries- snoí noun (the act of making very lean)
Japanese
2 entries- 削痩 noun (the act of making very lean)
- 削痩 noun (the state of being emaciated)
Malayalam
2 entries- മെലിച്ചിൽ noun (the state of being emaciated)
- ശോഷണം noun (the state of being emaciated)
Māori
1 entries- kaikohinga noun (the act of making very lean)
Polish
1 entries- wychudzenie noun (the state of being emaciated)
Russian
1 entries- истоще́ние noun (the state of being emaciated)
Spanish
1 entries- emaciación noun (the act of making very lean)
Tagalog
1 entries- pangangayayat noun (the act of making very lean)
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