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emaciate

verb as in macerate

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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.

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That has led Pier 1 and its competitors to offer nearly permanent discounts, which emaciate earnings.

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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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