wasted by disease

His naked body was also well formed, but wasted by disease.

His body is wasted by disease, probably tuberculosis.

Battered or torn or wasted by disease, they all wore the same look of patient resignation.

At last, his body wasted by disease,

The fellow is in an improvised bed, and if I'm not mistaken, he won't last long; he is quite wasted by disease.

HAGGARD and wasted by disease, she slumps like a rag doll, paralyzed.

And you shall be a companion of the Deity, and a co-heir with Christ, no longer enslaved by lusts or passions, and never again wasted by disease.

If picked up by an animal control officer and not adopted, they die with some mercy; if not, they die crushed by a car's wheels, torn by the teeth of another animal, wasted by disease or starvation.

In Greek philosophy, Plato lamented about pasture land degradation: "What is left now is, so to say, the skeleton of a body wasted by disease; the rich, soft soil has been carried off and only the bare framework of the district left."

The face of the young man was wasted by disease and mental anxiety; and if the features were not positively handsome, they were well and harmoniously defined, and a look of intelligence and sensibility pervaded his countenance, which greatly interested me in his behalf.