adjective
English to Spanish Dictionary

withered Meaning in Spanish (withered significado en español)

marchito
Sinónimos:secomustiodesecado
marchito in English:withered
Phonetic:mar-CHEE-toh
Plural: withered
Gender:Masculino
Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de withered en español es marchito. (Algo que está marchito se ha secado y encogido, a menudo debido a la falta de humedad o a la edad.)

Definitions of Withered

  1. 1
    adjective
    marchito

    Something that is withered has become dry and shriveled, often due to lack of moisture or age.

    Algo que está marchito se ha secado y encogido, a menudo debido a la falta de humedad o a la edad.

  2. 2
    adjective
    marchito

    Figuratively, withered can describe something that has lost its vitality, strength, or freshness.

    En sentido figurado, marchito puede describir algo que ha perdido su vitalidad, fuerza o frescura.

Example Sentences

“The withered leaves fell from the tree in autumn.”

Las hojas marchitas cayeron del árbol en otoño.

“His withered hand struggled to hold the pen.”

Su mano marchita luchaba por sostener el bolígrafo.

“Her hopes withered after the continuous failures.”

Sus esperanzas se marchitaron tras los continuos fracasos.

Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

secomustiodesecado

In English:

shriveledshrunkendried upfadeddecayed

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

frescolozanofloreciente

Inflected Word Forms

infinitivewither
past tensewithered
present participlewithering
adverbwitheringly

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

wither awayphrasal_verb

To gradually decline or decay, often losing strength or vitality.

wither on the vineidiom

To fail to develop or come to fruition, often due to lack of support or opportunity.