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blighted

/ˈblaɪ.tɪd/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose qui a été gâté, endommagé ou détruit, souvent par une maladie, la pourriture ou un effet nuisible ; peut aussi désigner un lieu ou une communauté frappé par le malheur ou le déclin., Verbe signifiant gâter, abîmer ou détruire quelque chose, souvent utilisé dans un contexte agricole ou au sens figuré.

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adjective

/ˈblaɪ.tɪd/C1formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose qui a été gâté, endommagé ou détruit, souvent par une maladie, la pourriture ou un effet nuisible ; peut aussi désigner un lieu ou une communauté frappé par le malheur ou le déclin.

Describes something that has been spoiled, damaged, or destroyed, often by disease, decay, or a harmful influence.

  1. Damaged or destroyedC1formal

    Spoiled, ruined, or damaged, often by disease or decay.

    frdévasté, ravagé

    • The blighted crops left the farmers with no harvest.
    • The blighted area of the city was abandoned for years.
    • His hopes were blighted by the unexpected failure.

    Synonymesdamageddecayeddestroyedravagedruinedspoiledwithered

    Antonymesflourishingfruitfulhealthyprosperoussoundthriving

  2. Affected by diseaseC1formalscientific

    Specifically referring to plants or trees that are infected with a disease causing withering.

    fratteint de maladie (plantes)

    • The blighted apple trees had to be removed from the orchard.
    • Blighted leaves are a sign of fungal infection.
    • The entire field was blighted by the pest infestation.

    Synonymesblasteddiseasedinfectedwithered

    Antonymesflourishinghealthythrivingvigorous

Formes
  • more blighted comparative form
  • most blighted superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

blight/blaɪt/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant gâter, abîmer ou détruire quelque chose, souvent utilisé dans un contexte agricole ou au sens figuré.

A verb meaning to spoil, damage, or destroy something, often used in agricultural or figurative contexts.

  1. Infect with diseaseB2formalscientific

    To cause a plant to become diseased or withered, typically due to a fungal or bacterial infection.

    frInfecter (une plante) par une maladie

    • The fungus blighted the entire potato crop.
    • Late frost blighted the young apple blossoms.
    • The disease blighted the tomato plants in the greenhouse.

    Synonymesafflictblastmildewscorchwither

  2. Spoil or ruinB2formal

    To have a severely detrimental effect on something, causing damage or destruction.

    frgâcher, ruiner

    • The scandal blighted his political career.
    • Poverty blighted the lives of many families in the region.
    • The construction project blighted the natural beauty of the area.

    Synonymesdamagedestroydevastatemarravageruinscourgesmitespoilwreck

    Antonymesbenefitbetterblessenhancefosterhelpimprovenourishstrengthen

Formes
  • blighted past participle
  • blighted past simple
  • blighting present participle
  • blights third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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