The phrase "already withered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has already dried up or lost vitality, often in reference to plants or flowers.
Example: "The flowers in the garden were already withered by the time we returned from vacation."
Alternatives: "already dried up" or "already faded."
They're already withered.
A bouquet of flowers someone left on the Summit (possibly for Henry?), already withered in the sun.
Interspecific fertilization is impossible because, at the time the flowers of one species open, those of the other species have already withered or have not yet matured.
When the police finally found Alig in a New Jersey motel, and arrested him for Angel's murder, his flamboyant image had already withered away.
Already withered and peeling, the posters are the physical traces of the Jan . 31elections, where national leaders, including Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, backed local candidates in an effort to solidify their power bases.
Exports to Iraq from Jordan amount to $480 million a year; the economy would most likely not keep pace with last year's high 5percentt growth; thousands of jobs in tourism, transportation and trade have already withered and will not return until the war is over.
He would see it through, capturing an alternative scene that was, like so many brief musical movements before it, already withering in the spotlight.
It only remains to be seen whether the already withering remnants of local authority education functions stagger on, or whether, like Nixon to China, it is a Labour government that signs their death warrant.
This further compounds their 'need' and proliferation in the private sector, thus chipping away at the already withering welfare state; only a few states provide these technologies in their public health systems, in a bid to increase their populations.
Arriving nearly a decade after the likes of Chemical Brothers and Fatboy Slim ruled, the category looked like a milestone but was in fact an already withering slug; a dragging of the deadened industry foot into the present.
Thus, hating Eat Pray Love is an act of self-hatred, each splenetic tirade directed at the soft-focus screen a lash of the cat 'o nine tales on an already amply withered derriere.
