Of a place: uninhabited and uncultivated; wild, desolate, waste. See also weste land, n.

Of a place or region: uncultivated or uninhabited; hence, waste, desert, desolate. (Often with special reference to the character or aspect of…

Desolate, desert.

Of land. Uncultivated and uninhabited or sparsely inhabited. Sometimes with stronger implication: Incapable of habitation or cultivation; producing…

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Unproductive, uncultivated. Obsolete.

Chiefly of a way or path: Leading astray as through wild and desolate regions; hence, desert, lonely and wild; dreary. (A conventional epithet of…

Having the characteristics of a place deserted or uninhabited. dreary, dismal, cheerless.

Of a country: Desolate, waste. Obsolete.

Not subject to labour; unworked, unused; esp. (of land, soil, etc.) uncultivated, untended. Cf. laboured, adj. 1. Obsolete.

= untilled, adj.

Not in actual or regular use at the time spoken of, but carried, held, or kept in reserve for future… Of land, ground, etc.: Uncultivated…

Of land: not worked or cultivated, untilled. Obsolete.

Uncultivated.

Of soil or plants: Not cultivated or subjected to cultivation.

= Hyrcanian, n. adj.

Untilled, uncultivated. Obsolete.

Of land: uncultivated. Obsolete.

? Heathy, wild.

Having the character of uncultivated land.

Of or pertaining to this region.

Of land: Not tilled, laboured, or cultivated.

Of land: Unproductive, marshy, poor.

= uncultivated, adj. 2.

Uncultivated, untilled, in a state of natural wildness.

Formerly: (of land) not worked or cultivated. Later: (of the environment, an area, forest, nature reserve, etc.) left wild or in a natural state…

Uncultivated; uncultured; unpolished, rude.

= uncultivated, adj.

Of land: Not cultivated or laboured; untilled.

Of land: not brought under cultivation or made fit for habitation; uncultivated, wild.

Of a place or region: In which one may lose one's way; pathless, wild.

Not reclaimed; not brought under civilization or cultivation; unreclaimed.

Formed by nature; not subject to human intervention, not artificial. Of vegetation: growing of itself; self-sown, self-propagated; not introduced…

Of an animal: Wild, untamed. Of a plant, also (rarely), of ground: Uncultivated.