withered

The exhibition includes a blackened, withered lemon, 110 years old, which formed part of the evidence against Kurt Muller, caught spying for Germany in 1915.

His bandaged legs - one of them splinted - are badly scarred and withered.

Now, a generation later, the results are in—- shuttered factories, withered towns and cities, and a working-class so steeped in despair that suicide seems preferable to living.

As a turbulent decade draws to a close, hopes for a freer Hong Kong have withered.

In recent years these heat waves have killed tens of thousands of people, withered crops and forests, and sparked devastating wildfires.