Usage examples (36)

• “You don’t have to answer, but you might want to churn over if the word blight means anything to you all.”
• Your declaratory statement "Strip joints are a sign of urban blight" is analogous to x+y = 3.
• The name "late blight" is appropriate since the fungus strikes late in the growing season, close to harvest time.
• Troubled by the president's dictatorial whims and widespread corruption, Western investors are pulling back, threatening a long-term blight of the Kenyan economy.