What is another word for wizened?

Pronunciation: [wˈɪzənd] (IPA)

Wizened is an expressive word that describes something or someone as being shriveled, dried up, or withered due to age or use. There are several synonyms for this word, including gnarled, wrinkled, crinkled, parched, and shrunken. These words can be used interchangeably with wizened to add variety and depth to descriptions. Gnarled may refer to something that is knotty, twisted, and deformed, while wrinkled is more often used to describe skin or fabric that has folds or creases. Crinkled refers to something that is wrinkled in a small or irregular pattern, while parched applies to something that is dry from lack of moisture. Finally, shrunken emphasizes the loss of volume in something or someone that has shrunk over time.

Synonyms for Wizened:

What are the opposite words for wizened?

Wizened, meaning shriveled or withered, has several antonyms that connote youthfulness or plumpness. Some antonyms for wizened include plump, rosy, blooming, round, luscious, and succulent. These words describe someone or something that is full of life and vitality, with a healthy and youthful appearance. For example, a plump apple is the opposite of a wizened one. Similarly, a blooming rose is the antithesis of a wizened, wilted rose. These antonyms can help convey a sense of rejuvenation or vitality in contrast to a more aged or worn-out quality.

What are the antonyms for Wizened?

Usage examples for Wizened

A policeman was just about to take him into custody, when a little girl, muffled in rags and with a pale wizened face, suddenly appeared beside him out of the darkness, seized him by his red, trembling, swollen hand, and called in a hoarse, anxious voice, without impatience or harshness, but not without authority, 'Father, come home!
"Erlach Court"
Ossip Schubin
Had he not been a continuous joy; cheering everybody; telling MacFarlane funny stories until that harassed invalid laughed himself, unconscious of the pain to his arm; bringing roses for the prim, wizened-up Miss Bolton, that she might have a glimpse of something fresh and alive while she sat by her brother's bed.
"Peter A Novel of Which He is Not the Hero"
F. Hopkinson Smith
Near his handiwork hovered the sexton, a wizened being, twisted with rheumatism, leaning on his spade, and grinning as usual over the stupendous hallucination of his latter years.
"Peccavi"
E. W. Hornung

Related words: wrinkled, dried up, withered, old man, wise old man, wise man

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