Definition Conjugation
Definition of emaciate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
very thinintr. Dated become extremely gauntintr. Dated
- Months of illness emaciated him badly.
2.
extreme thinnesstr. Dated cause a person to waste awaytr. Dated
- The disease continued to emaciate him.
Origin of emaciate
Latin, emaciatus (to make lean)
Examples of emaciate in a sentence
Without proper food, the stray dog quickly emaciate. The disease can emaciate a patient within months. Years of famine emaciated the villagers.
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- French:s'émacier, faire dépérir, ...
- German:abmagern, abmagern lassen, ...
- Italian:emaciarsi, far deperire, ...
- Spanish:demacrarse, demacrar, ...
- Portuguese:definhar, consumir, ...
- Chinese:消瘦, 使消瘦, ...
- Japanese:やせ衰える, やせ衰えさせる, ...
- Arabic:هَزَلَ, هَزَّلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִצְטַמֵּק, לְדַלְדֵּל, ...
- Russian:истощать, ...
- Ukrainian:виснажувати, змарнювати, ...
- Hindi:हड्डी-पसली निकल आना, सूखा देना, ...
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