untrod

[ uhn-trod ]

adjective

1. not trod; not traversed:

   the untrod wastes of Antarctica.

Word History and Origins

Origin of untrod¹

First recorded in 1585–95; un- ¹ + trod

Example Sentences

In Pearl Street, scarce a foot of which is left untrod by the footsteps of the writers of the city, Payne was born.

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Presley laid down his pen and leaned back in his chair, with the certainty that for one moment he had touched untrod heights.

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He privately did not much relish the idea of being the first to enter those long-untrod passageways.

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But in June the sands would be deserted, the board walk untrod, the hotels empty.

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Of his own volition, he entered upon the path that led through untrod and dangerous ground.

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