Meanings of pathless wilderness in English

To carry much provision or furniture through a pathless wilderness was impracticable.

Packing one's worldly possessions through the pathless wilderness is a slow, grinding misery.

The journeys through miles of malarial swamps and pathless wilderness.

For the most part it was pathless wilderness where no white man had ever set foot.

To reach the capital by land, it was necessary to traverse an almost pathless wilderness four thousand miles in extent.

They were far beyond the borders of the Bree-land, out in the pathless wilderness, and drawing near to the Midgewater Marshes.

It was no easy journey, for their way led through the pathless wilderness, their only guides being the compass and the sun.

Both by instinct and training he was able to comprehend those brief hints that must prove of vast benefit in the pathless wilderness.

The country was a pathless wilderness, with small cultivated patches of rice and vegetables, or clumps of fruit-trees, diversifying the otherwise unbroken forest.

Since the Pilgrims landed between the measureless waters and the pathless wilderness they and their descendants had been surrounded by the lure of mysteries.

The tribes of Indians, whom they occasionally met in the pathless wilderness, were fierce and unfriendly, and they were engaged in perpetual skirmishes with them.