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anemic
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a·ne·mic also a·nae·mic  (-nmk)
adj.
1. Relating to or suffering from anemia.
2. Lacking vitality; listless and weak: an anemic attempt to hit the baseball; an anemic economic recovery.

a·nemi·cal·ly adv.

anemic [əˈniːmɪk]
adj
(Medicine / Pathology) the usual US spelling of anaemic
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Adj.1.anemic - lacking vigor or energy; "an anemic attempt to hit the baseball"
weak - wanting in physical strength; "a weak pillar"
2.anemic - relating to anemia or suffering from anemia
Translations
anemic مُصاب بالأنيميا anémický anæmisk blutarm αναιμικός anémico aneeminen anémié anemičan anemico 貧血の 빈혈의 bloedarm anemisk anemiczny anémico, anêmico анемичный anemisk ที่ขาดเลือดแดง kansız thiếu máu 贫血的


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