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Meanings of untrodden ground in English
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Usage of untrodden ground in English
1
New horizons unroll themselves; you are treading untrodden ground.
2
Then the circle broke and divided and passed by, leaving an oval of untrodden ground.
3
It was a race against time; all was untrodden ground before us, and the distance quite uncertain.
4
Speke and Grant were at this time making their way from Zanzibar, across untrodden ground, towards Gondokoro.
5
For in those days we must remember that beyond the settlements the whole of America was untrodden ground.
6
In our progress towards political happiness my station is new, and, if I may use the expression, I walk on untrodden ground.
7
He said truly, "I walk untrodden ground," for there was no great republic in history whose example he could follow.
8
At 11 a.m. we passed the easternmost flag, at five geographical miles from the depot, and then we found ourselves on untrodden ground.
9
The islands visited in the centre of the south Pacific Ocean, and the principal scenes of the operations of our discoverers, were untrodden ground.
10
* Speke and Grant were on their road from Zanzibar, cutting their way upon untrodden ground towards Gondokoro.