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blight Noun 1. a person or thing that spoils or prevents growth 2. any plant disease characterized by withering and shrivelling without rotting 3. a fungus or insect that causes blight in plants 4. an ugly urban district Verb 1. to cause to suffer a blight 2. to frustrate or disappoint: blighted love 3. to destroy: the event blighted her life [origin unknown]
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blight noun 1. curse, suffering, evil, depression, corruption, distress, pollution, misery, plague, hardship, woe, misfortune, contamination, adversity, scourge, affliction, bane, wretchedness << OPPOSITE blessing noun 2. disease, plague, pest, fungus, contamination, mildew, contagion, infestation, pestilence, canker, cancer |
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Young Blight made a great show of fetching from his desk a long thin manuscript volume with a brown paper cover, and running his finger down the day's appointments, murmuring, 'Mr Aggs, Mr Baggs, Mr Caggs, Mr Daggs, Mr Faggs, Mr Gaggs, Mr Boffin. Only a very few days more - appallingly few to the hearts which had set themselves bravely to hope against hope - three weeks, a month later, perhaps, the name of ships under the blight of the "Overdue" heading shall appear again in the column of "Shipping Intelligence," but under the final declaration of "Missing. O King of blight and sorrow, send me not away till I have brought back the light and joy that will make your dark home bright and beautiful again. |
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