cadaverous

• Surely the face that he looked at in the mirror was less cadaverous, the eyes less leaden, the lips less pallid, the texture of the skin more wholesome! —  SICK HEART RIVER
• He is very well spoken, cadaverous, and has chosen to wear a nightshirt. —  Latest news from the public and voluntary sectors, including health, children, local government and social care, plus SocietyGuardian jobs | guardian.co.uk
• Talk about cadaverous - is that a bad circulation thing, or does the skin bleach not work under the nails? —  Pretty Boring - The Cure For the Daily Blah
• "Pale from confinement and want of light, cadaverous, emaciated, covered with vermin-for notwithstanding the clean clothes we had had the advantage of since my wife's arrival, we had not been able to free ourselves of them-with my joints swollen, my ankles, especially, so painful that I could hardly bear my weight upon them, I was weakened both in body and mind," Doy wrote. —  AmericanHeritage.com
• The reason for this might be his aristocratic demeanor or his cadaverous profile, but it's more likely that detractors are struck by his impressive blame-shifting. —  pfblogs.org: The Ad-Free Personal Finance Blogs Aggregator (real estate blogs)

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