16 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 soldier's uniform will be wilting in the relentless heat of the desert.
After hours in the hot sun, the delicate lettuce leaves will have been wilting in the garden.
The team's morale began to wilt after a series of defeats in the tournament.
The balloon started to wilt after the party, losing its vibrant colors.
The delicate fragrance of the bouquet started to wilt after days on the table.
The spinach in the hot soup will wilt quickly, releasing its savory flavors.
The snowman in the backyard will be wilting as the temperature rises.
As the sun sets, the enthusiasm of the protest crowd will have been wilting, but their message remains strong.
The forgotten potted plant on the balcony had wilted due to lack of water.
The hopes of the team began to wilt as the opposing side scored another goal.
After being picked, the wildflowers will wilt if not placed in water promptly.
His resolve wilted when confronted with the harsh reality.
The fire's heat caused the delicate petals of the wildflowers to wilt.
The makeup on her face will be wilting under the stage lights during the performance.
The soldier's resolve is wilting under the pressure of battle.
The enthusiasm of the students did not wilt even as the exams approached.
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