An unseen rot blighteth the harvest before the farmers can save it.

After four years at the front, he dreamed of a warm pint and a peaceful walk back in blighty.

During the war, the soldiers longed for their blighties, imagining the green fields and cozy pubs of home.

A sudden fungal outbreak blightens the tomato plants before they can be harvested.

The researcher's hopes were blightened by the sudden funding cuts, forcing the project to shut down.

The relentless blightening of the coastal marshes worried the conservationists.

If the inspectors fail to find the infected stock, the disease could blighten nearby orchards within weeks.

He checked his uniform and grimaced when he realized he had a Blighty one; that meant a trip back to England for treatment.

The soldiers cheered when the Blighty bags arrived, filled with letters, tea, and homemade sweets.

At the village fete, the Blighty ones arrived with a picnic basket and a pot of tea.