gaunt|gaunter|gauntest in English

adjective

[gɔːnt]

lean, scrawny, emaciated; bleak, dreary

Use "gaunt|gaunter|gauntest" in a sentence

1. 3 She looked gaunt and exhausted.

2. Bony and lean; gaunt: an Angular face.

3. It looked gaunt and inhospitable, he realised.

4. 1 Her face was gaunt and grey.

5. Synonyms for Boniest include leanest, skinniest, thinnest, gauntest, scrawniest, sparest, gangliest, lithest, rangiest and scraggiest

6. 5 The house looked gaunt and unwelcoming.

7. With that red, gaunt, and Colloped neck astrain.

8. His eyes were sunken in his gaunt face.

9. 10 It looked gaunt and inhospitable, he realised.

10. A wraith with bright eyes in his gaunt face.

11. 4 His eyes were sunken in his gaunt face.

12. And all but cry with colour! That gaunt crag.

13. The door opened to reveal a gaunt, clean-shaven man.

14. 8 A wraith with bright eyes in his gaunt face.

15. 9 He was gaunt and hollow-eyed; his voice trembled.

16. 17 The strong and darkly handsome visage was gaunt and haggard.

17. 7 The door opened to reveal a gaunt, clean-shaven man.

18. 6 Above on the hillside was a large, gaunt, grey house.

19. Looking gaunt and tired, he denied there was anything to worry about.

20. At the far end, on the dais, Athelstan glimpsed John of Gaunt.

21. He was also gaunt and Cadaverous, and as dark as the Semitic

22. The gaunt young inmate fished his bowl out from under his cot.

23. Gaunt raised his hand as if welcoming the plaudits of the crowd.

24. 25 There was a lump in her throat as she gazed down on the gaunt features.

25. 16 He was in his mid-fifties with a gaunt face and thinning wavy red hair.