What is another word for more dried up?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔː dɹˈa͡ɪd ˈʌp] (IPA) 
When something becomes more dried up, we can use a variety of different synonyms to describe it. For example, we might say that it has become more desiccated, dehydrated, or withered. We might also use words like parched, dry, arid, or barren, depending on the context. In each case, the word emphasizes the fact that something has lost its moisture and become less plump, fresh, or vital. Whether we're describing a plant, a piece of fruit, or a landscape, there are many different ways to convey the idea that something has become more dried up, and each word carries its own connotations and nuance.
