unblighted

I should still have my unblighted self to turn to: my natural unenslaved feelings with which to communicate in moments of loneliness.

But unlike Spike Lee’s much more trenchant evocation of a humid New York summer, the squeaky-clean “In the Heights” remains unblighted by bad vibes or bitter conflict, some romantic confusion and quickly resolved parent-child angst notwithstanding.

City of New London, there was a big outcry all across the country — because in that case the land taken was middle-income, unblighted, white, single-family housing.

Certain residents are able to sell their home to HS2 at the full "unblighted" market price but some have claimed HS2 has undervalued their homes.

The fact he did not enjoy unblighted adoration from the club despite everything he had done for them clearly annoyed Ronaldo, as did the fact that he was not offered new bloated contracts every time he asked for them.