dried up (Meaning)

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dried up (s)

(used especially of vegetation) having lost all moisture

depleted of water

being wizened and shriveled

The parched riverbed had dried up completely, leaving behind a barren wasteland.
The once-lush vegetation had shriveled and dried up under the relentless sun.
The well had dried up, forcing the villagers to travel miles for water.
Her tears had dried up, leaving her eyes red and swollen from grief.
The injured bird's wounds had dried up and scabbed over.
The lake had dried up, revealing a cracked and dusty basin.
The ink in the old fountain pen had dried up, making it useless.
The paint on the canvas had dried up, leaving a dull and lifeless finish.
The flowers in the vase had dried up and wilted, their petals falling to the ground.
The dried-up leaves rustled in the wind, creating an eerie and melancholic sound.

(used especially of vegetation) having lost all moisture, depleted of waterbeing wizened and shriveled

reduced, lifeless, waterless, thirsty, enfeebled, expended,drained, diminished, droughty, dry

fruitful, productive,fertile, lush, rich, luxuriant,green, arable,tillable, sylvan

The parched riverbed had dried up completely, leaving behind a barren wasteland.

The once-lush vegetation had shriveled and dried up under the relentless sun.

The well had dried up, forcing the villagers to travel miles for water.

Her tears had dried up, leaving her eyes red and swollen from grief.