hypoxic
/haɪˈɒksɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
Lacking sufficient oxygen in the body or a part of it, especially the brain.
“The scuba diver experienced hypoxic shock after surfacing too quickly.”
2. noun
A state or condition of being hypoxic.
“The doctor warned the patient about the dangers of hypoxia during surgery.”
3. adverb
In a state of being hypoxic.
“The patient was hypoxic and required immediate medical attention.”