Meanings of unploughed in English

The sward is the original sward, untouched, unploughed, centuries old.

A justly eclectic celebration of an artist ever in search of the unploughed furrow.

The Greek Pan was essentially a god of the wild, unploughed surfaces of the earth.

You can plant oats on unploughed land, just as we did, and you can't stop it growing.

Meanwhile his field is unploughed; and if he falls from this ecstasy, look to see an harassed, embittered man.

Instead of an unploughed tract of land, covered with weeds, was a field with rows and rows of regular furrows.

The poor brothers had not the money to purchase other beasts, and seed-time was upon them with their fields yet unploughed.

Around them the unploughed wasteland swept clear to the distant road, which wound like a muddy river beside the naked tobacco fields.

We followed that with the squash as the heat increased, and presently the vines covered all the unploughed ground, smothering unwanted growth.

Come to think of it, that he could have afforded to leave the best part of three acres unploughed; good healthy soil too.

Reacher retraced the turns that the prison bus had made, struggling through drifts, slogging through unploughed areas, slipping and sliding along vehicle ruts.

And here it's found as it was in the time of our great-grandfathers -open country, unfenced, unploughed, turf-covered , alandfit for sheep.

Meantime the birds, with many coloured plumage, skimmed along the unploughed air, and taught the silent woods and hills to echo with their song.

Did not the very crops cry out as they rotted that his father was a fool, and the unploughed land proclaim him a coward?

But before any assault is made, the King has the traitors drawn by four horses through the valleys and over the hills and unploughed fields.

My soul, or more exactly, that part of my psychical life bordering on the other sex, was like a deep, unploughed field, waiting for seed.