What does macilent mean?
Macilent means Lean; thin; emaciated.
Macilent
/ˈmas.ɪ.lənt/ · adjective
Meaning
Lean; thin; emaciated.
Example Sentences
It ought not to be doubted but that there will yet be a time of so copious an effusion of the Holy Spirit, as will invigorate it afresh and make it spring up, out of its macilent withered state, into its primitive liveliness and beauty.
Synonyms for macilent
Antonyms for macilent
Related Words
Word Forms
- more macilent
- most macilent
Usage Notes
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a synonym for macilent?
Common synonyms include scrawny.
What is the opposite of macilent?
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
How do you use macilent in a sentence?
It ought not to be doubted but that there will yet be a time of so copious an effusion of the Holy Spirit, as will invigorate it afresh and make it spring up, out of its macilent withered state, into its primitive liveliness and beauty.
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