gauntly (Meaning)

Webster

gauntly (adv.)

In a gaunt manner; meagerly.

The gauntly man wandered through the desolate streets, his bones protruding beneath his thin skin.
The gauntly tree branches reached for the sky like bony fingers.
The gauntly house stood on the hill, its windows staring vacantly like hollow eyes.
The gauntly horse stood in the pasture, its ribs visible beneath its matted coat.
The gauntly woman's eyes held a haunted look that betrayed her inner torment.
The gauntly soldiers marched through the war-torn city, their faces etched with desperation.
The gauntly landscape stretched out before them, a barren and unforgiving expanse.
The gauntly face of the starving child haunted his dreams, a testament to the horrors of poverty.
The gauntly silhouette of the lone oak tree against the setting sun evoked a sense of loneliness and melancholy.
The gauntly figure of the old man leaned heavily on his cane, his frail body struggling to keep up with his weary mind.

In a gaunt manner; meagerly.

haggard, skeletal, hungry, starving, cadaverous, starved, bony,emaciated, withered, rawboned

fleshy, obese, husky, stocky, corpulent, overweight, beefy, hale, brawny, fit

The gauntly man wandered through the desolate streets, his bones protruding beneath his thin skin.

The gauntly tree branches reached for the sky like bony fingers.

The gauntly house stood on the hill, its windows staring vacantly like hollow eyes.

The gauntly horse stood in the pasture, its ribs visible beneath its matted coat.