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A wilted flower phrase or a sentence?
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A wilted flower

phrase or a sentence?

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Phrase

Frequency: Wilt means to become limp. An example of wilt is for a flower to fold in half after it hasn't had water for a few days
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The words "a wilted flower" is a phrase.

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