unhaunted
- adjective
- /ʌnˈhɔːntɪd/
:
desierto
- They searched for signs of life in the unhaunted village.
Examples
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The old mansion stood unhaunted at the edge of the forest.
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After the factory closed, the area remained unhaunted for years.
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The old mansion remains unhaunted despite its eerie appearance.
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This part of the forest feels unhaunted and peaceful.
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The old mansion stood empty and unhaunted, surrounded by wildflowers and tall grass.
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After years of neglect, the farmhouse became unhaunted, with no signs of life around it.
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On our hike, we discovered an unhaunted cabin deep in the woods, far from any trail.
Synonyms
20
4.0
A place with no people living there
5
3.6
Not controlled by any army during a war or conflict
4
4.8
No people live there
2
2.8
Left empty and not used, often by people who lived there
1
3.0
A place that people no longer live in or use
1
8.0
A place that has no people living there
1
4.1
Something that no one has seen before
1
8.1
Not rented or lived in and empty
Antonyms
How Inhabited
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unhaunted is made of un- meaning 'not' and haunt meaning 'to visit or be often in a place', as when people call a café their haunt. So unhaunted can mean a place that is empty or not visited by people.