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Meanings of uninhabited in English

Portuguese
desabitado
Catalan
erm
Spanish
desierto

Not having inhabitants; not lived in.

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desabitado
Usage of uninhabited in English
1
For many years, Woz used the uninhabited house as a party place.
Wired
2
No light appeared in the windows, and its exterior bespoke it uninhabited.
A Love Story
3
There was still far more uninhabited land than people to fill it.
The Land of Painted Caves
4
The coastal areas & the plains had remained largely uninhabited for centuries.
The new yorker
5
Almost 38 million pieces of plastic were found on the uninhabited island.
The Irish Times
6
And they wouldn't be able to just dodge onto some uninhabited island.
Sons of the Oak
7
It is supposed to be entirely uninhabited, except in the hunting season.
Madge Morton's Secret
8
When he'd left to travel the world, this shore had been uninhabited.
Assail
9
We need to find life-bearing, uninhabited worlds we can call our own.
Ascension
10
The ship spent time off the uninhabited French Polynesian atoll of Mururoa.
Radio NZ
11
These singular tracts elevated above the level of cultivation are almost uninhabited.
The Forest Exiles: The Perils of a Peruvian Family in the Wilds ...
12
Zarathustra belonged to the chartered Zarathustra Company as a Class-III uninhabited planet.
Talents, Incorporated
13
We saw that it was uninhabited and must have been long abandoned.
Strange True Stories of Louisiana
14
This being done, the Indians all deserted, leaving the district quite uninhabited.
A Vanished Arcadia: Being Some Account of the Jesuits in Paragua...
15
It's a pristine uninhabited island in the middle of the Pacific ocean.
Radio NZ
16
The uninhabited Eastern Isles are a favourite haul-out site for grey seals.
The Guardian
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Translations for uninhabited
Spanish
desierto
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Uninhabited across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common