Thesaurus / uncultivated

uncultivated

How to use uncultivated in a sentence

They were very short, ill-written in a poor little uncultivated hand.

This being so, it stands to reason that I ought not to leave this God-sent gift uncultivated and undeveloped.

Occasionally, in very uncultivated tribes, some family or totem claimed a monopoly of the priesthood.

The fields, as was the Southern fashion at that period of the war, were uncultivated and overgrown with brambles.

It seems to me, that Mr. Passevant has erred in a most noble work, by drawing his sisters from the uncultivated classes.

Places dedicated to gods and demi-gods lay uncultivated, though the surrounding ground bore good crops.

At bottom, they possess the qualities and defects of characters strongly tempered, but absolutely uncultivated.

The word Steppe, supposed to be of Tartar origin, primarily signifies an uncultivated plain, a prairie.

It can only be seen after rain, and is then found in many places, particularly in uncultivated soils and sandy roads.

It was necessary to indemnify those who had cleared uncultivated grounds or made improvements.

HISTORY OF JULIUS CAESAR VOL. 1 OF 2NAPOLEON III, EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH, 1808-1873.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985