Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
wilt
verb
/wɪlt/

Definition
To become weak or droopy, typically used to describe a plant that loses its freshness.

Examples
- The flowers began to wilt after being out of water for too long.
- He watched the leaves wilt under the hot sun.
- Without proper care, the vegetables in the garden will wilt.

Meaning
When a plant wilts, it doesn’t receive enough water, which causes it to lose its firmness and strength.

Synonyms
- droop
- fade
- decline
- wilt away