withered in Spanish
withered in Spanish is marchito — withered means shrunken, dried out, or faded, especially from age or lack of water.
withered in Spanish
marchito
Shrivelled, shrunken or faded, especially due to lack of water.
What does "withered" mean?
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adjective Shrunken, dried out, or faded, especially from age or lack of water.
"A withered rose lay on the windowsill."
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withered in a sentence
- A withered rose lay on the windowsill.
- His withered hands showed the years of hard labor.
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What is "withered" in Spanish?
"withered" in Spanish is marchito. withered means: Shrunken, dried out, or faded, especially from age or lack of water.
How do you use "withered" in a sentence?
Example: "A withered rose lay on the windowsill." In Spanish, "withered" is marchito.
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