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unpopulated

[ UK /ʌnpˈɒpjʊlˌe‍ɪtɪd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. with no people living there
    vast unpopulated plains

How To Use unpopulated In A Sentence

  • The rest of Iceland is agricultural, rural, or wild - 80% of its barren land is unpopulated.
  • Eastward lay what seemed like pointless desert and unpopulated towns.
  • Two large armies, in the middle of a featureless desert, in a mostly unpopulated area going at one another.
  • A method for assembling electronic components to a substrate, comprising the steps of: providing a plurality of unpopulated substrates to be populated.
  • As your map is indicating, we've got strong shaking east of Paso Robles and south of Coalinga - that's a relatively unpopulated area along the San Andreas Fault.
  • Vast tracts were unpopulated, roads were extensive, but easy for brigands or local overlords to cut or tax, and often impassable in the wet season.
  • Dead ahead was low-lying - the countryside seemingly unpopulated except for the occasional farmhouse and paddock. CORMORANT
  • The terrain is steep but so rewarding, so vastly unpopulated and un-skied, and so void of the neon jumpsuits and fur-lined boots crowd.
  • Yet the government does not have the expertise or experience to construct a national network—an enormous undertaking in such a vast, largely unpopulated country.
  • This is part of a three-year scheme to relocate over 2 million people from the drought-prone areas to the relatively unpopulated fertile lands in the south and west.
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