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The sickly
adjective
Frequently ill; often in poor health; given to becoming ill.
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The sickly girl became the star.
The sickly green coloured mesh of my solitary confinement cage.
The sickly smell of death suffused the survivors' cell block.
"The sickly, weakly, timid man fears the people," Jefferson wrote, "and is a Tory by nature".
The sickly plant on their sill is suddenly blasted with sun.
The sickly sweet odor of rancid juice boxes, stacked in waist-high bales, made a visitor's eyes water.
The sickly scent of a Spanish interloper is getting stronger and stronger, a conservation charity has warned.
The sickly Bs are expensive now, with prices up 43% so far this year.
The sickly euro, the common currency launched in January, also deserves a lot of credit for the restructuring under way.
The sickly.
The sickly, sweet stench of death and rotting flesh fills the air as I walk by.
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