unwithering

unwithering

(ʌnˈwɪðərɪŋ)
adj
not withering; not likely to wither or weaken
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The once-celebrated brain surgeon lauded Trump, assuring him he was carrying out God's work, no less, and thanking him for his "incredible courage...stamina and resilience from unwithering criticism, unfair criticism, all the time." The episode stunned the media and illustrated how this president is completely above scrutiny.
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It is derived from the Greek amarantos which means unwithering. Because some of these plants do not fade rapidly, the name connotes immortality.
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This is the sort of on-message yet ardent statement that Melillo makes often, with unwithering sincerity.
She is another bridge character, both in her own hybrid identity and in her unwithering love for a man she left behind in Mexico.
"So that in the end there were only the birds, soaring, swooping, gliding, moving in a never-ending spiral about the withered and the unwithering tree."
One is that the questions it raised (though never answered)--about the nature and purpose of growth, the deadly weight of a hierarchical society and of an unwithering state, about the inanity of frontiers--are more topical than ever in a depressed Europe with its millions of unemployed.
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