n.营养不足，空虚（洞）；无内容；虚弱，无生气，死气沉沉

The inanition of the desert left us with a profound appreciation for water.
沙漠的荒芜使我们深刻体会到水的珍贵。
The patient's weakened state was attributed to prolonged inanition.
病人的虚弱状态被归因于长期的饥饿。
The plant withered due to inanition, as it had received no nourishment for weeks.
这株植物因为缺乏营养几周而枯萎了。
Starvation and inanition were rampant during the war, causing countless deaths.
战争期间，饥饿和衰弱普遍存在，导致无数人死亡。
The explorer faced the threat of inanition as his supplies ran dangerously low.
探险家面临着补给极度短缺而可能饿死的威胁。
Inanition can lead to physical and mental exhaustion, impairing one's ability to function.
饥饿会导致身心俱疲，影响人的正常功能。
The idea of inanition haunted the castaway, who was stranded on a deserted island.
荒岛上的遇难者被饥饿的念头所困扰。
The infant's哭声透露出因长时间未进食而引发的inanition。
婴儿的啼哭透露出因长时间未进食而产生的饥饿。
The inanition of the soil, depleted of nutrients, required immediate fertilization.
土壤的贫瘠，养分耗尽，急需施肥。
The artist's depiction of a famine-stricken village captured the essence of inanition.
艺术家描绘的饥荒村庄捕捉到了饥饿的本质。