blackless

English

Etymology

From black +‎ -less.

Adjective

blackless (not comparable)

1. Without black people.
   • 2004, Carlyle Van Thompson, The tragic black buck: racial masquerading in the American literary imagination:

     Likewise, as Nick relates the disturbing presence of blacks, his analysis suggests that many white nationalists speculate on the possibility of a blackless country.

   • 2009, Charles S Aiken, William Faulkner and the Southern Landscape:

     As strange as it may seem, millions of white southerners live in a largely blackless South, and a number of blacks live in isolated rural and urban communities where they have little contact with a variety of whites.

Derived terms

• blacklessness

 

Anagrams

• backsells, sellbacks