Examples of 'gaunt' in a sentence
Meaning of "gaunt"
Gaunt (adjective) - refers to a very thin and bony physical appearance, typically as a result of illness, hunger, or suffering
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- Lean, angular, and bony.
- Haggard, drawn, and emaciated.
- Bleak, barren, and desolate.
- A surname.
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He remembered his gaunt and sharply outlined.
The old man was thin and gaunt.
You gotta be gaunt to the point of extinction.
And therein fasting hast thou made me gaunt.
The gaunt rafters against the sky.
They looked gaunt and shabby.
Gaunt was killed shortly afterwards.
You look gaunt and pale.
Gaunt wrote that there was no standardized way of killing.
You are all gaunt and withered.
And gaunt as guardians on their trellises.
She was exhausted and gaunt and very pale.
The gaunt look on his face.
Your face has become as gaunt as a sick chicken.
The gaunt old man lives in the creek.
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Looks way better than being gaunt.
You look so gaunt and shriveled.
I am now noticing that you look quite gaunt.
Gaunt takes the snap.
Your face has grown thin and gaunt.
Not gaunt not stout.
Because my mother became too gaunt.
Gaunt man with a mustache.
Many of the men were gaunt and covered with sores.
Gaunt prevents him from doing so.
You are looking rather gaunt.
His gaunt and white appearance showed how ill he was.
Your face looks gaunt.
Gaunt of the pearl seas.
We grew haggard and gaunt.
I am gaunt right now.
These works are noted for their realistic gaunt figures.
Mind my gaunt face.
Look at you all gaunt.
A little gaunt perhaps.
Her face grew gaunt.
You seem gaunt as it is.
You are that gaunt.
She should not look gaunt or thin if her weight is maintained.
You look gaunt.
More gaunt in appearance.
Beating like gaunt wings.
I can not help but notice that my daughter seems gaunt.
No more gaunt face.
Thought you was gaunt.
So gaunt of cheek.
The candle fully illuminated his gaunt and morose profile.
She was still gaunt from the fever that made her deaf.
Your face is so gaunt.
I asked the gaunt man who was sitting on the edge of his bed.
