unhunted
People do not chase, hurt, kill animals for food or sport
- adjective
- /ʌnˈhʌntɪd/
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no cazado
- The researchers studied the behavior of a group of unhunted deer, noting their unique adaptations to evade capture.
Examples
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Wildlife conservationists aim to create more unhunted regions to protect endangered species from overhunting.
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Wilderness is where the greatest number of unhunted elk are.
Blog text (23) -
In the untouched wilderness, many species thrive in the unhunted areas, free from the threat of human predators.
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How Hunted
unhunted
1
7.0
protected
452
2.0
Surface Forms
unhunted positive
Morphology
unhunted = hunted (transparent) = un + hunt + ed
The word 'unhunted' is transparently derived from 'hunted' by adding the prefix 'un-' to indicate the opposite state.
Etymology
Unhunted is un- 'not' plus hunt 'to chase animals'. So unhunted means 'not hunted', and you can picture deer or other animals living safely without hunters around.