Pronunciation: /ʌnˈkʌltəˌveɪtɪd/
noun a person or thing that is not cultivated or developed
A1 I saw a field of uncultivated land on my way to the city.
A2 The farmer decided to plant crops in the uncultivated area of his farm.
B1 The conservation group is working to protect uncultivated areas from development.
B2 The uncultivated wilderness provides a habitat for many rare species.
C1 The government has designated large tracts of uncultivated land as protected reserves.
C2 The ecologists are studying the biodiversity of the uncultivated regions in the Amazon rainforest.
adjective describing something that has not been cultivated or developed
A1 The field was left uncultivated for many years.
A2 The uncultivated land was overgrown with weeds and shrubs.
B1 The farmer decided to cultivate the uncultivated land next to his property.
B2 The uncultivated garden was transformed into a beautiful flower bed.
C1 The uncultivated wilderness provided a habitat for many rare plant species.
C2 The uncultivated forest was a pristine ecosystem untouched by human hands.
formal The uncultivated land was overgrown with weeds and brush.
informal The uncultivated field was a mess of wild plants.
slang That uncultivated area is a total jungle.
figurative Her mind was like uncultivated soil, full of untapped potential.
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