unnourished

They know all too well that memory unevoked, like a body unnourished, will atrophy.

These young people accomplish little toward the solution of this social problem, and bear the brunt of being cultivated into unnourished, oversensitive lives.

The Culpeppers had deep roots in the Old South, but roots unnourished by any money or intellect.

Perhaps he had never h lusly denied any any talent for it; perhaps it had withered away, unnourished.

But I was most eager to know whether Tolstoy's undertaking to do his daily share of the physical labor of the world, that labor which is "so disproportionate to the unnourished strength" of those by whom it is ordinarily performed, had brought him peace!