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Meanings of untilled in English
Usage of untilled in English
1
Chiefly plain, rude and untilled, because of the distresses of these times.
2
In the country, fields were left untilled and harvests rotted on the ground.
3
None knew who were the heirs to the deserted houses and untilled fields.
4
Thousands died of hunger, the towns were burned, and the soil left untilled.
5
The once productive cotton-fields of Thessaly lie untilled, and even around Constantinople itself-
6
Her fields lay untilled, her mines unexplored, and her fisheries uncultivated.
7
Otherwise her mind, by no means a poor one, lay fallow and untilled.
8
The soil was untilled; the manufactories had all stopped; trade had ceased to exist.
9
The region was wild in the sense that it was almost uninhabited and untilled.
10
Where war is, the ground lieth waste and untilled; none takes care of it.
11
His real work, his essential labor in that untilled field, was no farther advanced.
12
Our land lies half untilled; we cannot pay for the hire of day labourers.
13
In 1776, four acres out of every seven remained untilled.
14
They shall pay me twice over for my crops untilled and my buffaloes unfed.
15
Here and there rice-fields, untilled, untended,{1} rise from the moist, clay soil.
16
In Mayo, in two instances, I have seen a corner left untilled in a field.
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