"Unpopulated" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Unpopulated" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Unpopulated
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"Unpopulated" Meaning

Barren; uninhabited or unoccupied, especially by people.

"Unpopulated" Examples

Example Sentences for "unpopulated"


By Region

- The vast, unpopulated lands of the Australian Outback are difficult to traverse.
- Much of Alaska's vast wilderness regions are unpopulated today, a result of its remote location.

By Time

- For thousands of years, the inhabitable area along the coast was unpopulated, primarily due to its hostility.

By Technology

- Although the planet had a habitable environment in some zones, the terrain remained unpopulated until the people from planet Nova Terra arrived and laid out a large unpopulated area to be filled in later as part of their planned province.

By Action

- Subsequent settlers were discouraged from moving into the previously unpopulated areas because of frequent disasters that occurred including earthquakes and landslides in the area.

"Unpopulated" Similar Words

Unplugging

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The phrase "unplugging" can be interpreted in a few ways, depending on the context:<br><br>1. Literally, "unplugging" means to disconnect or remove a plug from an electrical outlet or a power source, often to stop using a device or appliance.<br>2. Figuratively, "unplugging" can refer to:<br> Disengaging from a conversation or a social situation, often to take a break or step away from something.<br> Disconnecting oneself from technology, such as turning off a phone or computer, or opting out of online social media.<br> Withdrawing or disengaging from a particular activity, hobby, or interest.<br> "Unplugging" can also be used metaphorically to describe disengaging or disconnecting from a situation, emotions, or relationships.<br><br>Example sentences:<br>- Can you please unplug the speaker, I need to move the furniture.<br>- After a long meeting, I need some time to unplug and relax.<br>- I'm trying to unplug from social media before bed to improve my sleep.<br>- She desperately needed to unplug from the drama that was unfolding around her.

Unplugs

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The phrase "unplugs" is a verb that means to disconnect or pull out a plug from an electrical socket, especially to turn off a device or appliance by cutting off its power supply.<br><br>For example: She unplugged the phone from the wall to charge it in her bag.<br><br>It can also be used figuratively to mean to stop something from working, be followed, or paid attention to.<br><br>Example: The new movie unplugs the hero from his mundane life and transports him to a fantasy world.

Unplumbed

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Describing an area (such as a region or system) that is not connected to a source of water or has no access to a water supply, especially a sewer, or unfulfilled, unsatisfied, or unexplored.

Unpolished

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Unpolite

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Unpolluted

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Unpopular

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Disliked or unwelcome by most people; having or showing a lack of popularity.

Unpopularity

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Unpopularity refers to a lack of popularity or widespread liking or admiration. It is a state of being disliked, unpopular, or unfavored by people. A person, place, or thing that is unpopular often lacks acceptance, approval, or favor among the general public or community.

Unpractical

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Unpractical refers to something that is not practical or useful, often because it is inefficient, unrealistic, or unworkable. It can also refer to a person who is not practical, meaning someone who lacks sensibility and good judgment in dealing with everyday affairs.

Unpracticed

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Lacking practice or experience, especially in a particular activity or skill.

Unpractised

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Unprecedented

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Unprecedentedly

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In an unprecedented manner; to an unusual or extreme degree never seen or experienced before; exceptionally or unprecedentedly surprising.

Unpredictability

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Unpredictable

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Unpredictably

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Unpredictably: In an unpredictable way; without a clear or reasonable basis for forecasting what will happen.