Meanings of practically untouched in English

But the whole of the west wing was still practically untouched.

In 1162, when all the cities fell before Frederick, Alexander remained practically untouched.

Of this structure the crypt and transepts remain practically untouched.

They acquired a plot of practically untouched land in Mamaroneck.

Skamania county has developed slowly and the bulk of its natural wealth is still practically untouched.

He saw that Piers' glass was practically untouched.

Only 94 were found practically untouched.

On the contrary, we had gamely affirmed the last quarter's allowance to be practically untouched- adesperatestand, indeed!

Jerry, it was true, was dead, but so was the god, leaving us happily still alive and practically untouched.

It had remained practically untouched since the day above alluded to (September 9th, 1651).

Our stock of forty days' sledging rations remained practically untouched, but once in the boats they were used at full strength.

Fifteen millions more could be cut on seventeen, nineteen, and eleven,-regionshitherto practically untouched,-bythe men in the four camps inland.

We still had our three months' supply of sledging food practically untouched; we were only to use this as a last resort.

The bread was dry and the sandwiches were corned beef from, as Lone recalled, Mrs Prodd's practically untouched "rainy day" shelf.

Mrs. Porter had the old swamp at that time practically untouched, and all its traditions to work upon and stores of natural history material.

I advisedly omit from consideration the whole immense field of Oriental mysticism, because it has remained practically untouched by the influence of Darwinism.)