Anemic Definition

ə-nēmĭk
adjective
Lacking vitality; listless and weak.
An anemic attempt to hit the baseball; an anemic economic recovery.
American Heritage
Relating to or suffering from anemia.
American Heritage Medicine

Of or pertaining to anemia.

Wiktionary

(by extension) Weak; listless; lacking power, vigor, vitality, or colorfulness.

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Origin of Anemic

  • From anemia +"Ž -ic.

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Anemic Sentence Examples

  • My doctor says I'm always tired and out of breath because I'm anemic.

  • Some hair vitamin companies claim that lack of iron actually suffocates your scalp, so that when you're anemic, your blood can't deliver enough oxygen to keep your hair healthy.

  • If the mother cat has enough fleas to make her anemic, the kittens can die in the womb.

  • The raw food diet may not be suitable for pregnant women, anemic individuals, and children.

  • If his mouth is pale, it might mean he is anemic; if the gums are bluish, it might mean he has a lack of oxygen.

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Words Starting With

AANANE

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CICMIC

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