wither
How many syllables in wither?
There are 2 syllables in the word wither.How to pronounce wither:
Definition of wither:
- wither:
- The past tense of Wither is withered.
Synonyms for wither:
atrophy
blast
decrease
die down
diminish
dry up
fall
lessen
mummify
shrink
shrivel
shrivel up
Antonyms for wither:
advance
augment
balloon
be fit
be healthy
bear fruit
become better
benefit
bloom
blossom
boom
bourgeon
build
burgeon
come on
develop
do well
enlarge
escalate
expand
explode
flourish
free
gain
get better
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