9 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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By the time she returns from her vacation, the once vibrant bouquet will have been wilting.
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The exhausted marathon runner's stamina will have been wilting as he approaches the finish line.
The neglected garden will have been wilting under the scorching sun for weeks.
After hours in the hot sun, the delicate lettuce leaves will have been wilting in the garden.
As the sun sets, the enthusiasm of the protest crowd will have been wilting, but their message remains strong.
Despite the efforts to revive it, the ancient parchment will have been wilting away in the dimly lit archive.
Despite the efforts to preserve it, the old book's pages will have been wilting with age.
Over the years, the once proud and sturdy tree will have been wilting, a shadow of its former self.
In the relentless heat, the snowman on the front lawn will have been wilting slowly.
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