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Meanings of uncrowded in English

Having or allowing sufficient room.

Occupied or populated by a small number of people.

Usage of uncrowded in English
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The tavern was surprisingly uncrowded, given the prevailing energies of the night.
The wandering fire
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Visit Website Sardinia's casual, uncrowded vibe suited our team of five just fine.
Climbing Magazine
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For how crowded the local area is, it's often a little uncrowded sanctuary.
The Guardian
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Hear me, you who live out in the uncrowded part of the country.
Wit, Humor, Reason, Rhetoric, Prose, Poetry and Story Woven into...
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Everything was with them, rivals were few, the ground uncrowded, the season dry.
The Emigrant Trail
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I loved and shall always love these radiant, sun-drenched uncrowded lands.
Green Valley
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It's leafy, uncrowded and you're guaranteed to find a parking spot.
News.com.au
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Despite the growing number of visitors here, the ice climbs are plentiful and uncrowded.
Climbing Magazine
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The Surface Pro 3, though, is jostling in the uncrowded market where Apple roams.
The Guardian
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One reason is to help keep stores clean and uncrowded.
Reuters
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Dense groves of banana and coffee trees surround most of the uncrowded, adobe dwellings.
Tramping Through Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras / Being the Rand...
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It was Friday afternoon, and the gym was pleasantly uncrowded.
Sweet Little Lies
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The fillets should lie flat and uncrowded in the pan.
The cook's illustrated how-to-cook library
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Trees in crowded stands are taller than those in uncrowded stands of the same age.
Three Acres and Liberty
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With surfing still being a new sport, we have uncrowded and unspoilt coastline for miles.
Reuters
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The beach was uncrowded at that hour and stretched out of sight in both directions.
All That Is
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