innutrition

English

Etymology

From in- +‎ nutrition.

Noun

innutrition (uncountable)

1. Lack of nutrition.
   • 1879, Herbert Spencer, “Chapter 2”, in The Data of Ethics‎^[1]:

     Lacking those developed senses and motor powers which higher animals possess, ninety-nine in the hundred of these minute animals, severally living for but a few hours, disappear either by innutrition or by destruction.

Translations

Lack of nutrition

• Bulgarian: недохранване (bg) n (nedohranvane)

References

• Oxford English Dictionary