atrophied

In some cases it is referred to as "the atrophied third eye".

These might seem ideal for the atrophied attention spans of young people.

More important, labor may begin to flex its atrophied muscles.

It will have no effect on totally atrophied hair follicles.

Despite her atrophied body, her mind races at the same speed as when she was young.

In defending their atrophied state, club officers are quick to point out that people do not like to join anything these days.

Truly, a perfectly atrophied conscience is a terrible thing to waste.

"Atrophied muscles from all those years in the loony bin."

It may become atrophied, blocked sometimes for several centuries.

In particular, the vexing problem of atrophied local initiative/responsibility is avoided.

Due to its atrophied eyes it is totally blind.

Peter no longer looked the wasted paralytic with atrophied muscles.

"If she can't restore your atrophied limbs, then no one can."

He wants to cry out, warning her away, but his atrophied jaw hasn't the strength.

Kramer, the atrophied one, felt a jolt of envy.

When she returned to ballet class without it, she had to rebuild her atrophied muscles.

The Clinton Administration, which does believe in industrial policy, is beginning to flex the department's atrophied muscles.

Generally the emotions of zombies were as atrophied as their bodies.

The new cells are expected to produce enough nerve growth factor to bring atrophied cells back to life.

Even humans, with their atrophied sense of smell, could usually detect Luther long before he hove into view.

It was a triumph of salesmanship and the city's famously atrophied taste buds.

He promised to replace her atrophied muscles and damaged nerves with cybernetics.

The subject undergoes several months of physical therapy to strengthen atrophied muscles and basically learn how to walk again.

His music, however, remains atrophied in the florid lyricism of his youth.