ane·mic (US) or Brit anae·mic 
/əˈni:mɪk/ adjective
/əˈni:mɪk/ adjective [more anemic; most anemic] 1 medical : relating to or suffering from anemia
▪ The doctor told me I was slightly anemic. 2 : not strong, forceful, or impressive : weak
▪ The band played an anemic rendition of a classic love song. ▪ Investors are worried about the stock's anemic performance. ▪ Officials worried about anemic attendance at the shows. ▪ Sales rose an anemic 0.5 percent last quarter.
▪ The doctor told me I was slightly anemic.
▪ The band played an anemic rendition of a classic love song. ▪ Investors are worried about the stock's anemic performance. ▪ Officials worried about anemic attendance at the shows. ▪ Sales rose an anemic 0.5 percent last quarter.
— ane·mi·cal·ly (US) or Brit anae·mi·cal·ly /əˈni:mɪkli/ adverb
▪ The economy grew anemically last year.
/əˈni:mɪkli/ adverb ▪ The economy grew anemically last year.
