lankness

In the dim light, the salient points of his personality, the long face, the black hair, his lankness, made him look more foreign than ever.

His hair was growing in dark from the roots; he had cut off the yellow-white lankness of the Gerontocrat's sparse locks.

Devadoris' lankness was skeletal.

When he turned inquiringly toward them they saw that he was stoop-shouldered; though not from any deformity, but from sheer, slouching lankness.

The gravity of his dress, together with a certain lankness of cheek and stiffness of deportment, added nearly ten years to his age, but his figure was that of one not yet past thirty.