Object

• frame: How does such a rich voice emerge from an emaciated frame with an oversized balloon head balanced on top, cigarette hanging out?

• figure: Deep down in the recesses of the coffin lay an emaciated figure.

• body: Our hearts have been moved as we have seen their emaciated bodies and the deep sunken eyes.

• man: The picture was of an emaciated young man covered in KS lesions.

• condition: The Officer-in-Charge had been shocked at our emaciated condition and our obvious weakness.

• woman: For emaciated women, words such as " wan " and " lithe " can make them sound elegant.

Modifying Another Word

• so: Never, said those who wrapped her in her shroud, had any living creature been so emaciated and lived.

• very: Beri beri had caused their legs to swell more than twice their normal size and all looked very emaciated.

• severely: Small thin birds would tend to run away, unless severely emaciated or dehydrated.

• terribly: Many POWs did not survive their imprisonment or emerged from incarceration in a terribly emaciated state.

• badly: Later a vet shot his badly emaciated mom as she was too weak to survive.

• not: People with bulimia nervosa crave food and binge eat, tho they are not emaciated.