unblight

English

Etymology

un- +‎ blight

Verb

unblight (third-person singular simple present unblights, present participle unblighting, simple past and past participle unblighted)

(transitive) To undo the blighting of; to cure or ameliorate.
- 1976, Richard Howard Stafford Crossman, The Diaries of a Cabinet Minister: 1964-1966 (page 404)
  Despite their criticism I can't help feeling very pleased with this device for using planning permissions not to blight but to unblight areas.
- 1983, National Geographic (volume 164, page 279)
  […] the preservationist who sees the restoration of such cultural assets as a way to unblight and revitalize our decaying cities.
- 1992, Richard Foerster, Sudden Harbor: Poems (page 42)
  How to unblight the apple

单词	unblight
释义	unblight English Etymology un- +‎ blight Verb unblight (third-person singular simple present unblights, present participle unblighting, simple past and past participle unblighted) (transitive) To undo the blighting of; to cure or ameliorate. 1976, Richard Howard Stafford Crossman, The Diaries of a Cabinet Minister: 1964-1966 (page 404) Despite their criticism I can't help feeling very pleased with this device for using planning permissions not to blight but to unblight areas. 1983, National Geographic (volume 164, page 279) […] the preservationist who sees the restoration of such cultural assets as a way to unblight and revitalize our decaying cities. 1992, Richard Foerster, Sudden Harbor: Poems (page 42) How to unblight the apple
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