ill-fed (Meaning)

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ill-fed (s)

not getting adequate food

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The ill-fed children huddled together for warmth in the cold, damp alleyway.
The starving wolves were ill-fed, their ribs protruding through their mangy fur.
The refugees arrived at the camp ill-fed and exhausted, their bodies weakened by hunger.
The prisoners in the concentration camp were ill-fed, their bodies emaciated and their spirits broken.
The impoverished villagers were ill-fed, their faces etched with lines of hardship and desperation.
The ill-fed dog crouched in the corner, its eyes pleading for sustenance.
The neglected horse was ill-fed, its coat matted and its ribs visible.
The ill-fed laborers struggled to keep up with the heavy workload, their bodies weakened by malnutrition.
The ill-fed athletes lost their edge in the competition, their performance hindered by their lack of proper nourishment.
The nation's ill-fed children were a testament to the systemic inequality and poverty that plagued the society.

not getting adequate food

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The ill-fed children huddled together for warmth in the cold, damp alleyway.

The starving wolves were ill-fed, their ribs protruding through their mangy fur.

The refugees arrived at the camp ill-fed and exhausted, their bodies weakened by hunger.

The prisoners in the concentration camp were ill-fed, their bodies emaciated and their spirits broken.