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What does the word gaunt mean?

"Gaunt" means thin and bony, especially as a result of hunger or illness.

Here are some ways to describe the word:

* Appearance: Someone with a gaunt face or figure appears thin and bony, often with sunken eyes and hollow cheeks.

* Cause: The gauntness is usually caused by a lack of food, illness, or prolonged stress.

* Connotation: The word "gaunt" often carries a negative connotation, implying a lack of health and vitality.

Examples:

* "The prisoner was gaunt and weak from years of starvation."

* "Her face was gaunt, with deep lines etched around her eyes."

* "The gaunt, skeletal figure of the old woman chilled her to the bone."

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