undernourished
অপুষ্ট
definition
adjective
undernourished children
having insufficient food or other substances for good health and condition.
translation of 'undernourished'
adjective
অপুষ্ট
example
Although no one ever starved here, many were 'undernourished' .
The report says one quarter of the region's population are 'undernourished' .
The students are all 'undernourished' and underweight.
Thin, small built and looking 'undernourished' , ‘PK’ was ahead of me in Maths but I outscored him in other subjects.
All the prisoners are overworked and 'undernourished' .
As well as being emotionally 'undernourished' , the children also did not have adequate facilities.
Her mother Anna was 'undernourished' and food was scarce in Czechoslovakia.
One in eight patients admitted to the region's hospitals is 'undernourished' and their condition is ignored by doctors and nurses, according to new research.
You may have to take nutrients or eat foods containing certain vitamins so that you do not become 'undernourished' or underweight.
He said that low birth weight babies delivered by 'undernourished' mothers are also at a risk of becoming obese later on.
She was 'undernourished' and she had never seen by a health visitor or a doctor.
Chronically 'undernourished' children are far more likely to succumb to disease compared to those children who are of adequate nutrition.
Nevertheless, a soldier must eat a reasonably balanced diet in order to avoid fatigue, and the diseases which can run rampant through the camps of 'undernourished' troops.
She certainly didn't appear 'undernourished' but, yes, I did feel immensely sorry for her.
This appeared in the national press, which reported that millions of households were 'undernourished' because they did not have the opportunity to make healthy food choices.
They hadn't eaten properly and were 'undernourished' .
The child grew to become a vibrant but 'undernourished' teenager, who was very popular in his neighbourhood.
She has been a prisoner for years on end, unloved and constantly 'undernourished' in the midst of appalling squalor.
Some people, he says, are eating too much meat, oil and fat, and parents and grandparents are feeding their children excessively to make up for being 'undernourished' themselves.
I hadn't eaten for three days, and was heavily 'undernourished' .
A commonly used indicator of 'undernourishment' is Body Mass Index.
In the region, 'undernourishment' and malnourishment were common, and the incidence of deficiency diseases reached staggering proportions.
While standards of health improved in general, 'undernourishment' and diseases associated with poverty like cholera and typhoid became a permanent presence.
Many deaths are a direct consequence of malnutrition and 'undernourishment' .
Her figure was thin from 'undernourishment' and her complexion a morose sickly gray.
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