unseeded
6.1
Land that has not been planted with crops
- adjective
- /ʌnˈsiːdɪd/
:
sin sembrar
- The farmer decided to leave the field unseeded this year to allow the soil to regain its nutrients.
Examples
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After the harvest, some parts of the land remained unseeded for the winter, creating a habitat for local wildlife.
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It's important to avoid planting in unseeded areas to prevent competing with the crops that are being grown.
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This is the RCMP invasion of wet swint unseeded wet Swinton territory in northern BC.
Synonyms
fallow
vsunseeded
3
5.7
Left unplanted for a season so the soil can recover
refers to intentional resting, not just land never having seeds
unplanted
vsunseeded
1
3.3
Land with no seeds or plants growing on it
focuses on lack of planting rather than other field work
untilled
vsunseeded
1
6.6
Land not plowed or used for growing crops
specifies missing seed sowing rather than absence of tilling
uncultivated
vsunseeded
1
5.1
Land that is not prepared for growing crops
is narrower, noting specifically that seeds were not sown
unsown
vsunseeded
7.4
Land not planted with seeds
is identical but emphasises absence of seed planting
uncropped
vsunseeded
6.3
Land that people do not use for growing crops
highlights missing seed planting rather than general land use
Antonyms
How Seeded
seeded
3.3
unseeded
6.1
Surface Forms
unseeded positive
Morphology
Etymology
Unseeded is made of un- meaning 'not' and seed meaning 'seed' you plant. It describes land that has had no seed put in it, so it is not planted and often looks bare.