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adj

blighted

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adj
1
Damaged, ruined, or held back by blight or hardship.
"The blighted neighbourhood had seen little investment in decades."
"Blighted crops left the farmers with almost no harvest."

How to Use Blighted

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishRuined or spoiled by disease, neglect, or misfortune.

Common pairings
blighted area blighted crops

Word Forms

more blighted comparative, most blighted superlative

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Etymology

From "blight" plus "-ed."

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