atrophy from disuse

His muscles, almost atrophied from disuse in his former life, had filled out.

It was an eerie noise, as if he were exercising muscles that were nearly atrophied from disuse.

Inspection may reveal muscle atrophy from disuse, trophic skin changes (loss of hair, dry skin), or thickened nails.

Others, now that he had returned to the Combat after his long absence, jested that his faculties must surely have atrophied from disuse.

If university graduates spend too long in situations of underemployment, the skills they gained from their degrees can atrophy from disuse or become out of date.

As Samuel K. Skinner takes charge of the White House staff, he inherits a domestic policy apparatus that has atrophied from disuse.

As is common with many bedridden patients, Yager was not able to stand or walk, because her muscles were not strong enough to support her, due in part to muscle atrophy from disuse.