wilted in Irish
wilted in Irish is sleabhctha — wilted means drooping and limp, typically from a lack of water or from heat.
wilted in Irish
sleabhctha
(of plants) Drooping, typically due to lack of water.
What does "wilted" mean?
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adj Drooping and limp, typically from a lack of water or from heat.
"She threw out the wilted lettuce at the back of the fridge."
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wilted in a sentence
- She threw out the wilted lettuce at the back of the fridge.
- The bouquet looked wilted after just two days.
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What is "wilted" in Irish?
"wilted" in Irish is sleabhctha. wilted means: Drooping and limp, typically from a lack of water or from heat.
How do you use "wilted" in a sentence?
Example: "She threw out the wilted lettuce at the back of the fridge." In Irish, "wilted" is sleabhctha.
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