| Definition of 'scrawniness' |
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1. (noun) skinniness, scrawniness
the bodily property of lacking flesh
2. (noun) scrawniness, scrubbiness
the property of being stunted and inferior in size or quality
"the scrawniness of sickly trees"
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Sense: thin, bony and wrinkled
a scrawny neck.
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 Afrikaans: benerigheid |
 Arabic: هُزال، ضَعْف شَديد |
 Bulgarian: измършавялост |
 Brazilian: magreza |
 Czech: vyzáblost |
 German: die Magerkeit |
 Danish: afpillethed |
 Greek: καχεκτικότητα |
 Spanish: delgadez |
 Estonian: kõhetus |
 Farsi: لاغري |
 Finnish: luisevuus |
 French: caractère décharné |
 Hebrew: כָּחוּש |
 Hindi: दुबलापन, पतलापन |
 Croatian: mršavost |
 Hungarian: cingárság |
 Indonesian: kekurusan |
 Icelandic: e-r sem er horaður |
 Italian: magrezza |
 Japanese: やせて |
 Korean: 말라빠짐 |
 Lithuanian: liesumas |
 Latvian: kaulainums; krunkainums |
 Malay: kekurusan |
 Dutch: magerheid |
 Norwegian: radmagerhet |
 Polish: wymizerowanie |
 Persian: لاغري |
 Pashto: لاغری |
 Portuguese: magreza |
 Romanian: descărnare |
 Russian: костлявость |
 Slovak: vychudnutosť |
 Slovenian: koščenost |
 Serbian: koščatost |
 Swedish: tanighet, skinntorrhet |
 Thai: ความผอม |
 Turkish: sıskalık, zayıflık |
 Taiwanese: 骨瘦如柴 |
 Ukrainian: худорлявість |
 Urdu: دبلاپا |
 Vietnamese: sự gầy gò |
 Chinese: 骨瘦如柴 |
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