blighted
adjective (no comparative)
Everyday
Spoiled, damaged or ruined, especially by disease, bad weather or bad luck. tree →
In the lessons
crops, gardens or hopes that have been spoiled, often in tales of hard times.
Examples
- The blighted apples fell to the ground. tree →
- The wet summer left the fields blighted. tree →
- Their hopes were blighted by the flood. tree →
Note
nothing for maths.
On Mova
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