unlogged
6.1
An area of trees not cut down for wood
- adjective
- /ʌnˈlɔɡd/
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no talado
- On the other hand, in a study of unlogged and logged jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) forest stands in Western Australia, Abbott (1984) did not find any difference in the spatial distribution of large-diameter trees.
Examples
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Many hikers seek out unlogged forests where they can experience nature in its most pristine state.
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The untouched landscape of the national park remained unlogged, preserving its natural beauty for generations to come.
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The environmentalist argued that protecting unlogged areas is crucial for maintaining biodiversity in the region.
How Logged
to clearcut
- US
unlogged
6.1
Surface Forms
unlogged positive
Morphology
unlogged = logged (transparent) = un + log + ed
Clear negation of 'logged' (log + -ed): 'un-' simply means 'not', yielding 'not cut down or affected by logging'.
Etymology
Unlogged is made from un- meaning 'not' and log, a word for a piece of wood or the cutting of trees, as in logging. So an unlogged forest is one that has not been cut down.
