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Meanings of unpopulated in English

With no people living there.

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Usage of unpopulated in English
1
This morning the room was damp, chill, gloomy, barren, and almost unpopulated.
Surrender to the will of the night
2
Already, our propaganda stresses the empty beaches, the lovely unpopulated mountain areas.
The Irish Times
3
Unfortunately, we trusted our star manual's statement that the planet is unpopulated.
Traders Risk
4
Earth lies dark and unpopulated once more, for humanity-as always-has gone extinct.
Palimpsest
5
The Farm was on the edge of a great unpopulated forest region, Tarrenpeth.
The Left Hand of Darkness
6
Spreading before him were thirty square kilometers of unpopulated Siberian forest.
Reach for Infinity
7
The land was as large as the sky in those days, and as unpopulated.
The dog said bow-wow
8
Both of those comparison eruptions happened in fairly unpopulated areas.
Wired
9
Asclepius was a physician of such quality that the underworld became entirely too unpopulated.
Wicca Spellcraft For Men
10
Florida still belonged to Spain, and was all but unpopulated.
North America — Volume 2
11
It runs through completely unpopulated territory, yet it must have cost a fortune to build.
Frankenstein: Lost Souls - A Novel
12
Unsurprisingly, many of these are now as eerily unpopulated as lounge bars on Good Friday.
The Irish Times
13
Even during summer, the beaches closest to the main hub of Maroochydore are relatively unpopulated.
News.com.au
14
But as isolated and unpopulated as this country was, there was a feeling of community.
Big sky standoff
15
The Saudi border area with Iraq and Kuwait lies deep in a largely unpopulated desert.
Reuters
16
And if she drifts into an unpopulated part of the ocean she may soon become overdue.
The Mirror of the Sea
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