Advanced as in gaunt Extremely thin or emaciated, as in having very little flesh or fat on the body. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Skin And Bones'
The famine-stricken village was filled with children who looked like skin and bones, their eyes reflecting hunger.
The novel's protagonist, after months of hardship, emerged from the wilderness looking like skin and bones.
After weeks of illness, she emerged from the hospital looking like skin and bones.
The hiker lost his way in the wilderness and, after days without food, became skin and bones.
The actor underwent a drastic weight loss for the role, appearing on screen as skin and bones.
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