anaemic

[ uh-nee-mik ]

adjective

1. anemic.

anaemic

/ əˈniːmɪk /

adjective

1. relating to or suffering from anaemia
2. pale and sickly looking; lacking vitality

Other Words From

• nona·naemic adjective
• pseudo·a·naemic adjective
• una·naemic adjective

Example Sentences

“Ninety-seven percent of babies do not meet their daily nutrient requirement, 40% of babies, zero to five, suffer from iron deficiency anaemia. And we know that to be anaemic has lifelong consequences. For instance, brain development and next poor immunity and 20% of kids zero to five are stunted. That means we fortify our products.”

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But also projected pretty anaemic growth and inflation above its 2% target.

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The Browns, who improved to two wins and six defeats, have a quality defence, but $230m quarterback Deshaun Watson had led an anaemic offence that failed to score more than 18 points or get 300 yards of offence in a game all season.

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Scheffler completed his expected victory at the Tour Championship to seal the FedEx Cup, which duly delivered a lorry load of cash, after many viewers might have anticipated witnessing a somewhat anaemic affair.

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It is a reasonable question given anaemic UK growth.

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