Meanings of leave uncultivated in English

For years he had left uncultivated the art of being funny by himself.

There is no side of the human mind which physiological study leaves uncultivated.

Their estates were left uncultivated for want of labourers, and they were ruined.

The population was greatly reduced in numbers, and much of the land was left uncultivated.

Of this land, at least a third, and sometimes a half, was left uncultivated each year.

A great part of their land is left uncultivated or let to colonists of a different race.

The land was left uncultivated.

Her plantations are left uncultivated.

The fields in all the north of France, which was the seat of war, were laid waste and left uncultivated.

Whether the industry of our people employed in foreign lands, while our own are left uncultivated, be not a great loss to the country?

There, in that electoral division, the whole proceeds of such land would hardly have paid the poor rates, and therefore the land was left uncultivated.

It is a safe business rule that land should be left uncultivated unless enough plant-food can be provided in some way for a good yield.

"I think you ought yourself to take charge of him; what in us the women leave uncultivated, children cultivate when we retain them near us."