47 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Wilt' in a Sentence
"To become limp and drooping, as a fading flower; wither." more
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The sun was so hot that the flowers began to wilt in the garden.
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The heat of the sun will have wilted the delicate ice cream cone.
The memories of the past made her heart wilt with nostalgia.
The little plant began to wilt because it needed more water.
As the old parchment aged, its edges started to wilt and crumble.
The ice cream cone will be wilting in her hand as she walks along the beach.
In the intense heat, the ice cream began to wilt before they could enjoy it.
The little plant will wilt if you forget to water it.
Without water, the vibrant green lawn began to wilt and turn brown.
The spinach in the pot is wilting due to lack of water.
The lettuce in the salad will be wilting if not served promptly.
The ice cream cone melted quickly, and the scoop on top was wilting.
The heatwave and lack of rain have been wilting the crops.
The ice cream cone am wilting in the heat, creating a sticky mess.
The hopes of the fans are wilting as their team struggles in the match.
Her smile began to wilt as she listened to the heartbreaking news.
The chocolate sculpture on the cake will be wilting in the warm room.
The snowman started to wilt as the temperature rose above freezing.
Over the summer, the old parchment in the attic has wilted.
The birthday balloon started to wilt after being inflated for several days.
The snowman will wilt when it gets warm outside.
The candle flame am wilting as it nears the end of its wick.
The neglected plants in the dark corner of the room were wilting.
The commitment to the cause did not wilt, remaining strong and steadfast.
Despite the efforts to revive it, the neglected plant will wilt in the dry soil.
The suspense in the novel did not wilt until the very last page.
Despite the care, some of the herbs in the kitchen garden will have wilted.
The makeup on her face has been wilting due to the humidity.
The lettuce in the salad started to wilt after being left out for too long.
Despite their best efforts, the soccer team's spirit started to wilt as the opposing team scored one goal after another.
The heat of the summer day took its toll, and the lettuce in the garden was wilting.
After hours in the vase, the bouquet of roses will have wilted.
The long journey in the heat will have wilted the fresh produce in the crate.
The flowers in the vase began to wilt after being without water for several days.
The dreams of the small town have wilted as industries moved away.
The teacher encouraged her students not to let their enthusiasm wilt when faced with challenging math problems.
The stress and workload have been wilting her enthusiasm for the project.
The lettuce began to wilt in the heat, making the salad less crunchy.
With no rainfall, the crops in the field are wilting.
The colorful flower will wilt without water.
Without water, the daisies in the vase will wilt, losing their vibrant charm.
After the long hike in the hot sun, the leaves of the plants along the trail started to wilt.
After the long walk, the little puppy began to wilt in the heat.
The ice cream cone started to wilt under the hot sun, dripping down the sides.
In the relentless heat, the snowman on the front lawn will have been wilting slowly.
After being picked, the lettuce started to wilt in the warm kitchen.
The chef worries that the fresh herbs in the dish will wilt if not added just before serving.
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