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1 (adjective) in the sense of pale

Definition

pale and sickly-looking

Losing a lot of blood makes you tired and anaemic.

Synonyms

pale

She looked pale and tired.

weak

The light was so weak we could barely see anything

dull

frail

She lay in bed looking particularly frail.

feeble

wan

He looked wan and tired.

sickly

his pale, sickly face and woebegone expression

bloodless

Her face was grey and bloodless.

colourless

Her face was colourless, and she was shaking.

infirm

my infirm husband

pallid

His thin, pallid face broke into a smile.

ashen

He fell back, shocked, his face ashen.

characterless

enervated

like death warmed up (informal)

Opposites

glowing

blooming

rosy

hearty

radiant

ruddy

sanguine

full-blooded

florid

rosy-cheeked

rubicund

2 (adjective) in the sense of weak

Definition

lacking vitality

We will see some economic recovery, but it will be very anaemic.

Synonyms

weak

I was too weak to move my arms and legs.

feeble

This is a feeble argument.

lacklustre

bland

It's easy on the ear but bland and forgettable.

poor

The meal was very poor.

He was a poor actor.

halfhearted

单词	anaemic
释义	Trends of anaemic View usage for: anaemic (əniːmɪk) regional note: in AM, use anemic 1. adjective [usually verb-link ADJECTIVE] Someone who is anaemic suffers from anaemia. Losing a lot of blood makes you tired and anaemic. Synonyms: pale, weak, dull, frail More Synonyms of anaemic 2. adjective If you describe something as anaemic, you mean that it is not as strong or effective as you think it should be. We will see some economic recovery, but it will be very anaemic. Synonyms: weak, feeble, lacklustre, bland More Synonyms of anaemic anaemic in British English or US anemic (əˈniːmɪk) adjective 1. relating to or having anaemia 2. pale and sickly looking; lacking vitality Derived forms anaemically (aˈnaemically) adverb Examples of 'anaemic' in a sentence anaemic We are facing anaemic growth and far more volatile economies. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Investors around the world have been selling equities because of fears about anaemic global growth. Times, Sunday Times (2014) And my toenails look positively anaemic. The Sun (2014) It may have turned positive now, but growth remains anaemic. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Growth could be anaemic for years, but we will muddle through somehow. Times, Sunday Times (2010) According to most forecasters, the economic outlook for the next quarter is anaemic growth at best. Times, Sunday Times (2010) He said that global growth would be anaemic at about 2.5 per cent for the next three years. Times, Sunday Times (2009) It points to all the growth in this business being in non-food and an anaemic performance in the core food offering. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Media businesses are exposed to the vagaries of consumer demand, and that is likely to remain anaemic for the foreseeable future. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Those who quiz the chief executive on the anaemic performance find a man willing to shrug his shoulders and admit that results have not been good enough. Times, Sunday Times (2008) His inheritance will not amount to much if his tenure at the top coincides with anaemic economic growth, higher unemployment and additional taxation. Times, Sunday Times (2006) At a time of economic uncertainty and anaemic growth, it is reassuring to know that there is no shortage of ambition or confidence in British business. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Admittedly, the new job numbers were much as expected and remain fairly anaemic, with much of the growth coming from the public sector and temporary posts. Times, Sunday Times (2012) In other languages anaemic British English: anaemic /əˈniːmɪk/ ADJECTIVE Someone who is anaemic suffers from a medical condition in which there are too few red cells in their blood, making them feel tired and look pale. Losing a lot of blood makes you tired and anaemic. American English: anemic Arabic: مُصاب بالأَنِيمِيَا Brazilian Portuguese: anêmico Chinese: 贫血的 Croatian: anemičan Czech: chudokrevný Danish: anæmisk Dutch: bloedarm European Spanish: anémico Finnish: aneeminen French: anémié German: blutarm Greek: αναιμικός Italian: anemico Japanese: 貧血の Korean: 빈혈의 Norwegian: anemisk Polish: anemiczny European Portuguese: anémico Romanian: anemic Russian: малокровный Latin American Spanish: anémico Swedish: anemisk Thai: ที่ขาดเลือดแดง Turkish: anemi Ukrainian: анемічний Vietnamese: thiếu máu Chinese translation of 'anaemic' anaemic or (US) anemic (əˈniːmɪk) adj (Med) 贫(貧)血的 (pínxuè de) (fig) 索然无(無)味的 (suǒrán wúwèi de) 1 (adjective) in the sense of pale Definition pale and sickly-looking Losing a lot of blood makes you tired and anaemic. Synonyms pale She looked pale and tired. weak The light was so weak we could barely see anything dull frail She lay in bed looking particularly frail. feeble wan He looked wan and tired. sickly his pale, sickly face and woebegone expression bloodless Her face was grey and bloodless. colourless Her face was colourless, and she was shaking. infirm my infirm husband pallid His thin, pallid face broke into a smile. ashen He fell back, shocked, his face ashen. characterless enervated like death warmed up (informal) Opposites glowing , blooming , rosy , hearty , radiant , ruddy , sanguine , full-blooded , florid , rosy-cheeked , rubicund 2 (adjective) in the sense of weak Definition lacking vitality We will see some economic recovery, but it will be very anaemic. Synonyms weak I was too weak to move my arms and legs. feeble This is a feeble argument. lacklustre bland It's easy on the ear but bland and forgettable. poor The meal was very poor. He was a poor actor. halfhearted Additional synonyms in the sense of ashen Definition pale with shock He fell back, shocked, his face ashen. Synonyms pale, white, grey, wan, livid, pasty, leaden, colourless, pallid, anaemic, ashy, like death warmed up (informal) in the sense of bland Definition dull and uninteresting It's easy on the ear but bland and forgettable. Synonyms dull, boring, weak, plain, flat, commonplace, tedious, vanilla (informal), dreary, tiresome, monotonous, run-of-the-mill, uninspiring, humdrum, unimaginative, uninteresting, insipid, unexciting, ho-hum (informal), vapid, unstimulating, undistinctive in the sense of bloodless Definition anaemic-looking Her face was grey and bloodless. Synonyms pale, white, wan, sickly, pasty, colourless, pallid, anaemic, ashen, chalky, sallow, ashy, like death warmed up (informal) Nearby words of anaemic an embarrassment of riches an eye for an eye an item anaemic anaesthetic analgesic analogous Synonyms of 'anaemic' anaemic Explore 'anaemic' in the dictionary
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