anemic

/əˈnimɪk/
adjective
  1. Having a medical condition in which the blood does not have enough healthy red blood cells to carry oxygen to the body's tissues.
    • After the blood test, they discovered he was mildly anemic.
    • An anemic patient may need iron supplements or a special diet.
    • The doctor said she felt tired because she was anemic.
  2. Lacking in strength, energy, or vitality; weak or feeble.
    • His anemic attempt at an apology only made things worse.
    • The team's anemic performance led to a disappointing loss.
    • The economy showed anemic growth this quarter, barely increasing at all.
  3. Pale or lacking color, as if from illness or weakness.
    • The painting's anemic colors made it feel dull and lifeless.
    • She looked anemic after being sick for a week.
    • The anemic winter sunlight barely lit the room.
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