Definition of tabescent in English:

tabescent

adjective təˈbɛs(ə)nttəˈbɛsənt

rare

Wasting away.
日益消瘦的；日渐憔悴的
he would be made to endure yet again the tabescent trauma of rejection
Example sentencesExamples
- And in a weak, tabescent period for English language cinema there is another option!
- At this weak, pale, tabescent moment in the history of American literature, we need a battalion, a brigade, of Zolas to head out into this wild, bizarre, unpredictable, Hog-stomping Baroque country of ours and reclaim it as literary property.
- The tea was always brewed and he poured with great delicacy, his long and tabescent fingers clasping the handle of the silver teapot.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin tabescent- 'beginning to waste away', from the verb tabescere, from tabere 'waste away'.

Definition of tabescent in US English:

tabescent

adjectivetəˈbɛsənttəˈbesənt

rare

Wasting away.
日益消瘦的；日渐憔悴的
he would be made to endure yet again the tabescent trauma of rejection
Example sentencesExamples
- And in a weak, tabescent period for English language cinema there is another option!
- At this weak, pale, tabescent moment in the history of American literature, we need a battalion, a brigade, of Zolas to head out into this wild, bizarre, unpredictable, Hog-stomping Baroque country of ours and reclaim it as literary property.
- The tea was always brewed and he poured with great delicacy, his long and tabescent fingers clasping the handle of the silver teapot.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin tabescent- ‘beginning to waste away’, from the verb tabescere, from tabere ‘waste away’.

单词	tabescent
释义	Definition of tabescent in English: tabescent adjective təˈbɛs(ə)nttəˈbɛsənt rare Wasting away. 日益消瘦的；日渐憔悴的 he would be made to endure yet again the tabescent trauma of rejection Example sentencesExamples And in a weak, tabescent period for English language cinema there is another option! At this weak, pale, tabescent moment in the history of American literature, we need a battalion, a brigade, of Zolas to head out into this wild, bizarre, unpredictable, Hog-stomping Baroque country of ours and reclaim it as literary property. The tea was always brewed and he poured with great delicacy, his long and tabescent fingers clasping the handle of the silver teapot. Origin Late 19th century: from Latin tabescent- 'beginning to waste away', from the verb tabescere, from tabere 'waste away'. Definition of tabescent in US English: tabescent adjectivetəˈbɛsənttəˈbesənt rare Wasting away. 日益消瘦的；日渐憔悴的 he would be made to endure yet again the tabescent trauma of rejection Example sentencesExamples And in a weak, tabescent period for English language cinema there is another option! At this weak, pale, tabescent moment in the history of American literature, we need a battalion, a brigade, of Zolas to head out into this wild, bizarre, unpredictable, Hog-stomping Baroque country of ours and reclaim it as literary property. The tea was always brewed and he poured with great delicacy, his long and tabescent fingers clasping the handle of the silver teapot. Origin Late 19th century: from Latin tabescent- ‘beginning to waste away’, from the verb tabescere, from tabere ‘waste away’.
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