untrailed
- adjective
- /ʌnˈtreɪld/
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sin sendero
- She preferred exploring untrailed areas where few people had ever walked.
Examples
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The hikers ventured into the untrailed wilderness, searching for untouched nature.
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The untrailed hillside was covered in wildflowers and tall grass.
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The forest was untrailed and wild.
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He ventured into the untrailed wilderness.
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The hikers ventured into the untrailed wilderness, searching for untouched nature.
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She preferred exploring untrailed areas where few people had ever walked.
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The untrailed hillside was covered in wildflowers and tall grass.
Synonyms
2
7.9
An area with no road or path and no sign of travel
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6.3
A path or area that no one has visited
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7.7
A place where there are no paths or roads and very few people have been
An area with no paths or tracks to follow
Land where people do not walk, often far from towns
A place that no one has walked on
A place with no clear paths that people have not explored
How Traveled
Surface Forms
Morphology
untrailed = trailed (transparent) = un + trail + ed
The adjective is formed by negating 'trailed' (having a trail) with 'un-', yielding 'without trails', which is a direct, productive meaning.
Etymology
Untrailed comes from un- 'not' and trail 'path' or 'track', so it simply means 'without a path'. So an untrailed place is one with no trail—wild, little walked, and often unexplored.