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wither

[with-er] / ˈwɪð ər /


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The report was widely condemned, including by more than 85 U.S. scientists and experts who published a withering 459-page document denouncing it as biased, error-ridden and unfit for guiding policy.

From Los Angeles Times

He was tiny, and withered, and ancient, wasted by his century in the dark.

From Literature

I feel myself crumpling inside and out, like a withering rose.

From Literature

Needless to say, as more channels encrypted their signals, BUD sales withered.

From The Wall Street Journal

Both speak to the effectiveness of “It Was Just an Accident,” a withering critique of the cruelty and corruption of an authoritarian regime.

From Los Angeles Times