noun
- the process or state of becoming limp and drooping
verb
- becoming limp and drooping, especially due to heat or lack of water
- losing strength, vigor, or confidence
Usage: present participle of ‘wilt’
Usage: figurative use
Examples
- The flowers were wilting in the hot sun.
- She forgot to water her plants, and they started wilting.
- His confidence was wilting under the pressure of the interview.
- The lettuce leaves showed signs of wilting after being left out.
- The team’s enthusiasm was wilting as they fell further behind.
- The wilting of the crops indicated a severe drought.
- Her energy was wilting after the long day at work.