wilt
wilt
plants flowers verb
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wilt synonyms
What's the difference between wilt / wither / fade / shrivel / dry up / flag
Very similar to 'wilt' but often implies gradual drying and more permanent decline or death of plant parts.
After weeks without rain, the garden began to wither.
Refers mainly to loss of color or brightness (petals fade), not necessarily physical collapse.
The roses faded to pale pink after a week.
Emphasizes drying out and becoming wrinkled or shrunken; often more extreme than wilting.
The leaves shriveled in the constant sun.
To become completely dry; often implies a final loss of moisture (can be applied to plants or water sources).
Without water, the seedlings will dry up.
To droop or lose strength; less common in everyday speech and somewhat more British in plant contexts.
By afternoon the sun had flagged the potted plants.
To sink or droop downward, often under weight or loss of support; similar to droop but used broadly (structures, emotions).
The heavy rain made the stems sag.
Horticultural term: shoots or branches die from the tips backward; more specific than general wilting.
After the frost some shrubs began to die back.
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How to pronounce wilt and what this word means
wilt means wilt. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce wilt
/ˈwɪlt/
wilt translation
wilt
wilt examples
The roses wilt in the sun.
wilt transcription
/ˈwɪlt/, /ˈwɪlt/
Questions about this word
wilt meaning: what does it mean?
plants flowers verb
wilt pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
wilt is pronounced as /ˈwɪlt/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
wilt definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
The roses wilt in the sun. Translation: Розы вянут на солнце.
Is wilt part of Plant Parts and Growth vocabulary?
Yes, wilt can be learned in the Plant Parts and Growth topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is wilt part of Flowers vocabulary?
Yes, wilt can be learned in the Flowers topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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