to decline or sag, used for economic downturns, markets, or social customs

to wilt or dry up (of plants)

listless, depressed, or lacking in spirit; showing a lack of energy or enthusiasm

dispirited and listless; downcast; describing a state of being in low spirits or lacking vitality

(of plants, leaves, etc.) to wither and turn yellow

muscular atrophy or dystrophy; the wasting away of muscle tissue; amyotrophy

plant disease, often caused by Verticillium fungi, characterized by yellowing and withering of leaves; commonly affects crops like cotton, eggplant, and peppers

A plant disease characterized by wilting and dying of tissues, such as leaves or stems.

to wilt or wither; used of plants or flowers when they lack water

(of flowers and plants) to wither and fade

to wither and fall; to fade and shrivel

Literary idiom used to express mourning for the death of a great person or wise elder

to wither; to shrivel; to decline and decay; to become weak and shrunken

(of plants) to wither and fall; to be in decline

dispirited or listless, typically referring to one's mood or spirit

A genetic disease that causes progressive muscle weakness and loss of muscle mass over time

a group of hereditary diseases characterized by progressive weakness and wasting of the muscles

the leaf of the betel pepper plant, chewed in many South and Southeast Asian cultures as a mild stimulant

(bound form) angular Solomon's seal; a perennial herb in the lily family used for food and in traditional medicine

(medicine) the partial or complete collapse of a lung, or the failure of a lung to expand properly at birth

A medical condition involving iron-deficiency anemia or malnutrition that leads to pale or yellowish skin.

Eulogistic phrase used to express condolences for the death of a mother or an elderly woman; literally the daylily in the north hall has withered.

a medical condition in which a man is unable to achieve or maintain an erection