bony in a sentence
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Definition
BONY: having prominent bones or a thin, angular physique, often suggesting frailty or undernourishment.
Sample Sentences
- The bony fingers of the old man trembled as he reached for the book.
- She avoided eating too much junk food, fearing it would make her bony frame even thinner.
- The doctor expressed concern about his patient’s bony appearance and lack of proper nutrition.
- As the animal emerged from the shadows, its bony structure was visible beneath its thin fur.
- He admired the bony structure of the horse, appreciating its elegance and strength.
- Her bony wrists were adorned with delicate silver bracelets that accentuated their fragility.
- The artist captured the model's bony silhouette perfectly in his latest sculpture.
- Despite his bony physique, he was surprisingly strong and capable of lifting heavy objects.
- The bony remains found at the archaeological site provided valuable insights into ancient diets.
- The child’s bony knees poked out from under his oversized shorts as he played in the grass.