Unfrequented is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNFREQUENTED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not often visited or traveled over
• (of a place) visited only rarely
• not often visited or travelled over
• Rarely visited; seldom or never resorted to by human beings; as, an unfrequented place or forest.
• devoid of creatures

How to use UNFREQUENTED in a sentence

• Henshaw the Londoner, on a Sunday evening, waiting with a horse and trap in an unfrequented lane, a road which ran nowhere but to a farm.
• This stream was much more unfrequented than the main one, lumbering operations being no longer carried on in this quarter.
• It is only in the distant and more unfrequented parts that they are found in great numbers.
• He took her through the fields by the most unfrequented ways, being much alarmed lest they should be seen by anyone.
• To get there it was necessary to take a considerable journey by unfrequented roads.
• A gentleman was once travelling through a very unfrequented road, alone in a chaise, in the latter part of the day.
• As day began to break, emerging from some wood in an unfrequented road, they entered the village they sought.
• A moment later Deppingham was clearing his throat for the brisk comment on the beauty of the view from the rather unfrequented spot on which they stood.
• They had for some time seen him collecting plants amongst the unfrequented cliffs and ravines, and watched his proceedings with suspicious curiosity.
• I came to know the unfrequented paths, the trackless parts of the bush, the wastes where people do not often go.
• She turned round with a contented smile of expectation, and they wandered on together, Cecil instinctively choosing the most unfrequented and far-off boundary of the park.
• The presence of a sailing-vessel in these unfrequented seas was too extraordinary a phenomenon not to attract special attention.
• It is a quiet, demure, unfrequented place among the crags, standing in from the white roadway a hundred feet or more, clouded by gorgeous trees and sombre cliffs.
• His house, which formerly was thronged with visitors and the better sort of citizens, was now grown solitary and unfrequented.
• Therefore, when I come out I will turn off and go, by unfrequented streets and lanes, in the opposite direction.
• The road became little more than a lane, and seemed unfrequented.
• The sugar-cane is his great delight, both as being his favourite food and as affording a high, impervious, and unfrequented situation.
• The child was handed over to the old woman at night, and she carried it far away along unfrequented paths, and delivered it to some poor people to adopt as their child.
• Her favorite subjects were landscapes with birch and beech trees, and the varying phases of the heath and of solitary and unfrequented scenes.
• They were also very wary, which is singular in the inhabitants of a wilderness, almost totally unfrequented by man.
• An unfrequented and barren heath, on the shores of Lincolnshire, was the selected spot, where the feet of the Pilgrims were to tread, for the last time, the land of their fathers.
• I used to watch his dark, solitary figure under the stars, pacing up and down some unfrequented part of the vessel, musing and half melancholy.
• Fortunately the part was a dark and unfrequented spot and everyone else was moving towards the exit at the other end of the platform.
• In all our 2000 miles of riding over unfrequented trails and in the most out-of-the-way spots we found only one instance where opium was being cultivated.
• Lest Gonzalo might cut off their passage and arrest them on their march, Ribera made his way towards Lima by a desert and unfrequented road.
• The plank-roadway which I had been following ceased, and before me was only a narrow, unfrequented foot-path.
• They sally out of their own borders, in the night, in troops, through unfrequented bye-ways, and many intricate windings.
• She went out but seldom, and then accompanied by one or the other of her female servants, in long drives on unfrequented roads.
• But we are in search of unfrequented nooks, the byways that others pass unnoticed, so we leave the prominent to seek out the obscure.
• Paul Linmere hurried along through an unfrequented street to his suite of rooms at the St.

Similar words containing FREQUENT without suffix ed and without prefix un

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