The basic characteristic of human life is that all things that breathe will lost strength, vitality and vigor at some point of time: all things would WILT. This is the law of life that cannot be avoided. And that is how we learn the word: from nature and its natural process of wilting. Plants wilt and the picture above depicts one such plant.
The dictionary definitions for wilted are as follows:
1. To become limp and drooping, as a fading flower; wither. (verb)
2. To lose strength, vigor, assurance, etc.: to wilt after a day’s hard work. (verb)
Usage examples for Wilted:
1. A wilted rose is like a jilted lover: missing its essence.
2. Old age brings with it the baggage of wilting.
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Can be remembered as Wilted=will+tired,when your will power is dead or tired,and hence wilted means to fatigue,to lose strength.
N it should be droop instead of drool which means(to allow saliva (= liquid in the mouth) to flow out of your mouth) in d pic.In Description, its rightly wrtn as drooping. N now m wonderin one who is bad at maths (specially tables cannot even leave a comment):-)
will loose also sounds fine
Hey,
Please edit will lost in the first line,it can be simply put as looses!