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he's all sucked in and wan hi there what's the meaning of expression ''sucked in'' in this sentence? his energy is gone. he's all sucked in and wan thanks in advance

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You can understand it almost literally. As if something was creating a vacuum inside, and his flesh was being sucked inwards. "Wan" means sick or pale-looking.
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Wan means pale. 'Sucked in' isn't a normal expression to describe someone, but I'd understand it to be a bit like a balloon that has lost its air. Thin and deflated.

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