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wither

[with-er] / ˈwɪð ər /


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He cited some potent forces: the gradual withering of longstanding institutions, decreased engagement with churches, the fraying bonds of extended families.

From Seattle Times

The report, the culmination of a four-year investigation into possible misconduct by U.S. government officials, contained withering criticism for the FBI but few significant revelations.

From Seattle Times

But Biden, who is running for reelection, faces withering criticism from migrant advocates, who say he’s abandoning more humanitarian methods, and from Republicans, who claim he’s soft on border security.

From Seattle Times

If people in the literary world bristle at Kuang’s withering depiction of the book business — or cringe in recognition — well, that’s exactly the point, she said.

From New York Times

But CNN came under withering criticism, some of it even internal, for putting Mr. Trump on the air.

From Washington Times