wizen Antonyms
Meaning of wizen
wizen (s)
lean and wrinkled by shrinkage as from age or illness
wizen (v. i.)
To wither; to dry.
wizen (a.)
Wizened; thin; weazen; withered.
wizen (n.)
The weasand.
wizen Sentence Examples
- The wizened old farmer's face held a lifetime of stories and hardships.
- The autumn leaves crackled and wizened as they danced in the crisp air.
- The wizened fruit hung from the tree branches, a sign of the waning summer.
- The wizened hands of the centenarian trembled as she held them out.
- The wizened parchment had yellowed with age, its ancient script almost indecipherable.
- The wizened tree trunk stood as a testament to the passage of time.
- The wizened kitten curled up in a ball, its tiny meow barely audible.
- The wizened scarecrow swayed in the wind, its empty eyes staring out into the fields.
- The wizened apple hung from its stem, its skin wrinkled and withered.
- The wizened old man sat by the fireside, his thoughts wandering through distant memories.
FAQs About the word wizen
lean and wrinkled by shrinkage as from age or illnessTo wither; to dry., Wizened; thin; weazen; withered., The weasand.
wither,shrivel, dry, wilt, decrease,mummify, fade, wane,lessen, decline
flourish, bloom, prosper,revive, flourish, develop, grow, thrive, thrive, prosper
The wizened old farmer's face held a lifetime of stories and hardships.
The autumn leaves crackled and wizened as they danced in the crisp air.
The wizened fruit hung from the tree branches, a sign of the waning summer.
The wizened hands of the centenarian trembled as she held them out.
