Definition of "whithering" [whithering]

• Present participle of whither. (verb)

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• "The sign of a whithering mind is one that refuses to listen to new facts or even consider the possibility that a situation has changed."
• "It is a wonder that the Clinton campaign has managed to survive under this whithering scrutiny by the media."
• "No small feat considering the whithering storm of criticism heaped upon commercial radio in general for the past ten years."