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scrawniness

noun as in thinness

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The scrawniness and the stringiness … eating a wing is like eating an arm off a T. rex.

Back in 2014, he tweeted, “"I am in Canada and would like to help @justinbieber with his life problems and scrawniness."

She was singing in La Traviata, and as I remember it critics were lambasting her for the scrawniness of her voice.

Christ's scrawniness, and slumped head, hark back to austere 15th century examples by Donatello and Masaccio; his isolation, and the absence of other saints, accords with the Lutheran emphasis on Christ and his passion.

She was slight to scrawniness, and, one might have thought, insufficiently clad for the time of year.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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