gardenless

English

Etymology

From garden +‎ -less.

Adjective

gardenless (not comparable)

1. Without a garden.
   • 1913, Francis Wrigley Hirst, The Six Panics and Other Essays, page 243:

     I was disgusted the other day, in a prosperous district of the West Riding, where public-spirited men have erected libraries and institutes for the factory hands, to find that even new cottages are still, as a rule, gardenless or with only a tiny patch.

   • 2009, Time Out Barcelona, page 99:

     Predictably, however, developers made a travesty of Cerdà's plans and a concrete orchard of gardenless, fortress-like, six- or seven-storey blocks grew up instead.

   • 2010, Laurie Graham, Perfect Meringues:

     I'm talking this morning to Wanda Relphs from the charity, Bleak Midwinter. Wanda, tell us what Bleak Midwinter aims to do for the homeless and gardenless.

Anagrams

• dangerless