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Meanings of uncultivated in English
Catalan
incult (Of land or fields) not prepared for raising crops.
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Characteristic of a person who is not cultivated or does not have intellectual tastes.
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Examples for "lowbrow"
Examples for "lowbrow"
1
Give us your quick take on the following: Highbrow or lowbrow?
2
Well, if the highbrow does not have life's secret, perhaps the lowbrow has.
3
But not everybody is happy about Pakistani theatre's newfound love of the lowbrow.
4
And to think purists used to call comics lowbrow entertainment.
5
When he shrugged, I noticed that even his lowbrow suit had great shoulder tailoring.
1
The lamps were kept in a little lowbrowed room off the stone kitchen.
Usage of uncultivated in English
1
There are hints of an older past: broken-down churches; dense, uncultivated forests.
2
The great bulk of the land in the Southern States is uncultivated.
3
The villages were abandoned, and the land lay around in uncultivated wastes.
4
The herbage grew in isolated patches on a black and uncultivated soil.
5
Most eukaryotic microbial diversity is uncultivated, under-studied and lacks nuclear genome data.
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But the rest suggests too plainly the limitations of an uncultivated speech.
7
From Fedhein to the south-east the plain is uncultivated, and without habitations.
8
An uncultivated husband could not be the superior of a cultivated wife.
9
That valise of mine might represent fabulous wealth to the uncultivated imagination.
10
There is abundance of land, and three-fourths of it certainly lies uncultivated.
11
Farms and plantations go back speedily to weeds and wilderness when uncultivated.
12
To these recreations is added gaming, always the rage of uncultivated minds.
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It was covered with wild luxuriant vegetation, but it was altogether uncultivated.
14
The plain is now roseate with blooming oleanders, but almost entirely uncultivated.
15
Let them call to mind the unfashionable, uneducated, uncultivated surroundings of Nazareth.
16
The poet's garden alone was neglected-rankherbage choking up its uncultivated flowers.
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Uncultivated through the time
Uncultivated across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common