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Past tense for to shrivel up, especially of leaves, flowers or plants from heat or dryness

Past tense for to deplete, or be depleted, in physical strength or energy

Past tense for to become limp or droop downwards

Past tense for to dry something to the point of withering it, usually with heat

Past tense for to gradually lessen in amount or intensity

Past tense for to stop living

Past tense for to suffer from, or be subjected to, intense heat

Reduced in size as a result of shrinkage

(of an object or food) Free from moisture or liquid

Wrinkled or withered with age or illness

Physically weak or lacking in strength

Unwell or in ill health

Lacking in stiffness or firmness

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Verb

Past tense for to shrivel up, especially of leaves, flowers or plants from heat or dryness

“When the leaves wilt from the heat of the day and don't recover by the next day, it is time to water the plant.”

Verb

Past tense for to deplete, or be depleted, in physical strength or energy

became listless

become listless

become emaciated

become debilitated

went into a decline

gone into a decline

gone down the toilet

went down the toilet

became emaciated

became debilitated

become shrunken

fell apart at the seams

become moribund

had one foot in the grave

fallen apart at the seams

become enfeebled

became marcescent

became moribund

went to the dogs

gone to the dogs

gone down the tubes

went down the tubes

went into decline

gone into decline

became enfeebled

became shrunken

appeared in a poor light

wore to a frazzle

drained of energy

taken it out of

worn to a frazzle

gone to rack and ruin

went to rack and ruin

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“If those feline tearaways don't come back soon, all my beauties will fade and wilt from a lack of clean fresh air, and be buried under the weight of dust and age.”

Verb

Past tense for to become limp or droop downwards

fallen unevenly

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“My fingers get tired so easily and my letters wilt downward, as though they are as sleepy as my poor hand.”

Verb

Past tense for to dry something to the point of withering it, usually with heat

Verb

Past tense for to gradually lessen in amount or intensity

come to nothing

came to nothing

made cutbacks in

put a damper on

took a nosedive

taken a nosedive

took the edge off

taken the edge off

lowered in price

took the sting out

taken the sting out

took the bite out

taken the bite out

lowered the price of

died away or out

reduced the price of

offered at a giveaway price

made reductions in

rendered worthless

decreased in value

went through the floor

died away or down

declined in price

gone through the floor

gone into a tailspin

went into a tailspin

drawn to a close

drew to a close

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Verb

Past tense for to stop living

Verb

Past tense for to suffer from, or be subjected to, intense heat

Adjective

Reduced in size as a result of shrinkage

looking like a bag of bones

as thin as a rake

worn to a shadow

spindle-shanked

like a bag of bones

all skin and bones

as thin as a reed

deprived of food

like a skeleton

like a matchstick

without an ounce of fat

looking like death warmed up

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Adjective

(of an object or food) Free from moisture or liquid

Adjective

Wrinkled or withered with age or illness

covered with lines

marked with lines

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Adjective

Physically weak or lacking in strength

rendered feeble

in declining health

out of condition

under the weather

out of commission

no spring chicken

long in the tooth

on the sick list

green about the gills

not in good shape

not up to snuff

in poor condition

hospitalized^US

hospitalised^UK

under medication

confined to bed

like death warmed up

at death's door

physically challenged

not feeling well

the worse for wear

hypochondriacal

chronically ill

running temperature

feeling terrible

sick as a parrot

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Adjective

Unwell or in ill health

under the weather

green about the gills

not up to snuff

not in good shape

like death warmed up

on the sick list

at death's door

not up to the mark

slightly unwell

not a hundred percent

hospitalized^US

hypochondriacal

hospitalised^UK

under medication

the worse for wear

not feeling well

not feeling up to snuff

running temperature

sick as a parrot

feeling terrible

as white as a ghost

as white as a sheet

out on one's feet

worn to a frazzle

on your last legs

out of condition

dead on one's feet

puffing and blowing

asleep on one's feet

out of commission

running on empty

gasping for breath

in poor condition

extremely tired

confined to bed

chronically ill

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Adjective

Lacking in stiffness or firmness

lacking firmness

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