gaunt

/ɡɔnt/
adjective
  1. Very thin and bony, especially from hunger, illness, or age.
    • After weeks without food, the stray dog looked gaunt and weak.
    • Her face was gaunt, with dark circles under her eyes from lack of sleep.
    • The gaunt figure of the old man shuffled slowly down the street.
  2. (of a place or thing) Bleak, bare, and uninviting in appearance.
    • The gaunt landscape of the desert stretched for miles with no sign of life.
    • They walked through the gaunt, empty halls of the old castle.
    • The abandoned factory stood gaunt against the gray sky.
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