wilt
//wɪlt//
Verb
wiltInfinitive
wiltPresent tense
wiltedPast tense
wiltedPast participle
wiltingPresent participle
wiltsThird-person singular
1
(of a plant) to become limp and droop, typically due to lack of water or excessive heat.
The flowers wilted in the hot sun.
2
(of a person) to lose energy, vigor, or confidence; to become weak or dispirited.
She wilted under the pressure of the job interview.
Verb
wiltInfinitive
wiltPresent tense
wiltedPast tense
wiltedPast participle
wiltingPresent participle
wiltsThird-person singular
1
(archaic) second person singular present tense of 'will', used with 'thou'.
Thou wilt find the truth in time.