Trackless is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRACKLESS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• without a track
• (of land) having no paths or tracks on it
• not leaving a track or trace
• (of a vehicle or component) not running on a track or tracks.
• having or leaving no trace or trail
• Having no track; marked by no footsteps; untrodden; as, a trackless desert.
• having no tracks
• lacking pathways
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• detectable evidence (as the wake of a ship, a line of footprints, or a wheel rut) that something has passed; a path made by or as if by repeated footfalls; trail; a course laid out especially for racing; the parallel rails of a railroade; one of a series of parallel or concentric paths along which material (as music or information) is recorded (as on a phonograph record or magnetic tape); a group of grooves on a phonograph record containing recorded sound; material recorded especially on or as if on a track; a usually metal way (as a groove) serving as a guide (as for a movable lighting fixture)

Words related to TRACKLESS

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How to use TRACKLESS in a sentence

• The only methods of communication were the letters and still fewer newspapers, which were carried by post riders often through an almost trackless wilderness.
• To do this, he was obliged to undertake long and wearisome journeys, through exposed and almost trackless regions.
• There was no tree, no rock for guidance over the trackless waste, yet never for an instant did Mukoki or Wabigoon falter.
• Pursuing our way we soon exchanged the trackless moor for a much more grateful domain.
• This lay on both sides of the Ohio River, much of it being the trackless forest, so that Father Orin and Toby used the Shawnee Crossing oftener than the Shawnees themselves.
• They crossed the trackless plain and desert, laying out trails to Santa Fe, to Oregon, and to California.
• The trumpets are calling now in every street of every town, in every country lane, even in the trackless fastnesses of the North Country.
• Without a guide we have crossed the wilderness, we have ventured into trackless prairies, where water was not found for several marches.
• None but they know the mysteries that lie hidden and guarded by those trackless miles of forests and barren reaches of unexplored country.
• Many of the earliest religious houses rose in the midst of what had previously been trackless wilds.
• All night the little shell with ceaseless dip And pause, and rise and dip again, had borne The trackless trade winds.
• They left the river and plunged into the trackless forest.
• They crossed deadly swamps and dry, trackless deserts.
• All things considered, hills, muddy roads, trackless woodland, swampy areas, it should take the heavily loaded team a little over an hour to reach the bridge.
• The lilies of the field were clothed with spiritual suggestion, and the fowls of the air, as they flew through the trackless firmament, bore a lesson of truth and consolation.
• Whether or not they have engineers, we are not sure, but they seem to select the shortest, easiest, and best route across the trackless hills, and never seem to change the way.
• The path of the trackless sea seems always to lead to a boundless freedom.
• He picked up a couple of Indian guides and started through the trackless forest, sixty or seventy miles up through the northwest to what is now Saginaw.
• Some member of the family has been lost in the woods, and the horn is blown to guide him homewards through the trackless wilderness.
• Diving into the dense obscurity in a line headed by Sam the turf-cutter, they pursued their trackless way home.
• Wild and extravagant stories of what was to be seen in those trackless regions were circulated in the States.
• The vessel vanished as suddenly as it had appeared, leaving nothing but a trackless waste of sea.
• They must plunge blindly forward in the dark over that rough, trackless country, seeking some possible shelter beyond.
• Adrift on a trackless sea, 1000 miles from land, in open boats, with scant provision of food or water, they faced a frightful ordeal.
• On the succeeding day he crossed the Ohio with his army, and commenced his march through a trackless desert, for the Shawanoe towns on the Scioto.
• Willow Clump Island was, for the most part, a trackless wilderness, and as soon as we had made our map we laid out roads to the different important points.

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