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to wither
01
to dry up or shrink, typically due to a loss of moisture
Intransitive
Example
During the drought, many crops withered in the fields.
The neglected fruit on the tree has withered over the past few weeks.
Without regular watering, plants in the garden tend to wither.
02
to decline, weaken, or deteriorate, often in terms of strength, vitality, or overall condition
Intransitive
Example
The relationship between the two countries began to wither due to unresolved conflicts and misunderstandings.
The political scandal caused the leader 's reputation to wither, resulting in a loss of public trust and support.
The team 's morale began to wither after a series of defeats, affecting their performance on the field.
Example
During the drought, many crops withered in the fields.
The neglected fruit on the tree has withered over the past few weeks.
Without regular watering, plants in the garden tend to wither.
The flowers were withering despite efforts to revive them.
The leaves are currently withering in the scorching heat.
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