withered

• Décrit quelque chose qui est devenu sec, ridé ou fané, souvent à cause de l'âge ou d'un manque d'humidité.

Describes something that has become dry, shriveled, or decayed, often due to age or lack of moisture.

1. Dried up or shriveledB1formal

   Shrunken, dried, or wrinkled due to lack of water, age, or disease.

   flétri, desséché

   • The withered leaves fell from the tree in autumn.
   • Her hands looked withered from years of hard work.
   • The plant's withered stems indicated it hadn't been watered.

   Synonymesdesiccateddriedsereshriveledshrunkenwiltedwizened

   Antonymesfreshlushsucculentturgid

2. Declined or weakenedB2formal

   Having lost strength, vitality, or importance.

   affaibli, décliné

   • The once-thriving industry now lies withered and abandoned.
   • His withered hopes for a promotion faded away.
   • The withered economy struggled to recover after the crisis.

   Synonymesdecayeddiminishedfadedshriveledwaningweakened

   Antonymesbloomingflourishingstrongthrivingvigorousvital

• Verbe utilisé pour décrire le processus de dessèchement, de flétrissement ou d'affaiblissement, souvent par manque d'humidité ou de vitalité.

A verb used to describe the process of becoming dry, shriveled, or weak, often due to lack of moisture or vitality.

1. Dry up or shrivelB2formal

   To become dry and shriveled, typically due to a loss of moisture.

   Se dessécher et se flétrir

   • The plants withered in the intense summer heat.
   • Leaves wither and fall from the trees in autumn.
   • Without water, the flowers quickly withered away.

   Synonymesdeclinedehydratedesiccatedry upfadesearshrivelwastewilt

   Antonymesbloomflourishgrowthrive

2. Lose vitality or strengthB2formal

   To gradually lose freshness, energy, or vigor; to decline or fade.

   se flétrir, perdre sa vigueur

   • Her enthusiasm for the project began to wither after months of setbacks.
   • The old empire slowly withered from within.
   • His hopes withered as the deadline passed without news.

   Synonymesatrophydeclinedwindlefadeflaglanguishshrivelweakenwilt

   Antonymesbloomflourishrevivethrive