13 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 friendship between them did not wilt despite the challenges they faced.
The neglected garden will have been wilting under the scorching sun for weeks.
The intensity of the storm caused the flowers in the garden to wilt.
The chocolate sculpture started to wilt under the warm studio lights.
Despite the efforts to maintain freshness, the herbs in the kitchen were wilting.
Despite the efforts to preserve it, the old book's pages will have been wilting with age.
The curiosity of the child did not wilt, fueling a constant stream of questions.
The outdoor performance will have wilted under the scorching stage lights.
The sailor's spirits began to wilt during the long, stormy voyage.
Over the years, the once proud and sturdy tree will have been wilting, a shadow of its former self.
The old parchment started to wilt with age, its edges turning yellow.
The heatwave had wilted the once vibrant lettuce leaves in the salad.
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