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Meanings of untravelled in English
Usage of untravelled in English
1
But I had also better things to show, untravelled as I was.
2
The assumed and foreign air chills the untravelled heart as it greets them.
3
These folk were making for the untravelled lands of the sunset.
4
She felt like a great explorer who had set foot in untravelled country.
5
The world of light and colour was to him a comparatively untravelled land.
6
To the untravelled, territory other than their own familiar heath is invariably fascinating.
7
To those untravelled there, the traveller's account must always seem unintelligible and fantastic.
8
The untravelled roads were as smooth and hard as iron.
9
Shall I go once more abroad, and penetrate some untravelled corner of the earth?
10
He regarded foreign countries and people simply with the tolerant curiosity of the untravelled Britisher.
11
Each peak we climb opens wider and clearer prospects into the untravelled land before us.
12
How boundless and untravelled that which we thought explored and sounded to its remotest bound!
13
The fields are untilled; the roads are untravelled.
14
I am the most ignorant and the most untravelled man among them, and the most silent.
15
There is an unsuspected island in untravelled seas.
16
The untravelled Indian is also brought into contact to-day with an entirely different class of Englishman.
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United Kingdom
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