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emaciate
verb as in rarefy
verb as in thin
verb as in waste
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Trump’s fiscal 2021 budget request would slash its funding by 76 percent, which would emaciate the agency’s mission to promote the growth of minority-owned businesses.
Shall I emaciate ambergris inundating heroines?
That has led Pier 1 and its competitors to offer nearly permanent discounts, which emaciate earnings.
That has led Pier 1 and its competitors to offer nearly permanent discounts, which emaciate earnings.
The pains of the body do not fatten a man," I said, "and the sufferings of the mind emaciate him.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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