Untrodden is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNTRODDEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• UNTREAD, (Shakespeare) to tread back; to retrace
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a surface) not having been walked on
• lacking pathways

Words related to UNTRODDEN

unfooted12 untread8 untreaded11 untreading12 untreads9 untrod7

How to use UNTRODDEN in a sentence

• They might take cities and occupy strong fortifications, but the great mass of the people were safe on their inland farms and in their untrodden forests.
• In the solemn silence of the untrodden Apennines that rise around, the loud voices of the dogs echo from cliff to cliff boom down into the abyss, and rattle there like thunder.
• Many a village-spire, of conception no less beautiful, arose above the tree-tops among the most untrodden ways.
• She dwelt among the untrodden ways Beside the springs of Dove, A maid whom there were none to praise, And very few to love.
• It is the school which prepares for the stepping forth on the untrodden ways.
• The troops showed the utmost patience, clearing a path for the pack-train along the sheer mountain sides and through the dense, untrodden forests in the valleys.
• The wintry winds were blowing cold and chill around the old stone house, and the deep untrodden snow lay highly piled upon the ground.
• Only a proportion of each in one society can have nerve enough to grasp the banner of a new truth, and endurance enough to bear it along rugged and untrodden ways.
• Their accents are fresh and strange, their imaginations dwell in untrodden regions.
• A narrow path lay before him, which he followed for some miles, and then turned into the untrodden wilderness and wound his way through its trackless wastes.
• But the adventurous Northmen were not the men to rest at ease with an untrodden continent so near at hand.
• Sieglinde, having dragged herself into the depths of the great untrodden forest, dwelt there in utter solitude until the time came for her son Siegfried to come into the world.
• It lay through the untrodden wilderness and its difficulties were terrible.
• I watched the two figures for a moment in the moonlight, their footsteps making a double track in the untrodden snow.
• I should much prefer that they would leave my woods and fields untrodden, and not disturb my mountain solitudes with their ignorant and vulgar raptures.
• Lord Fairfax then owned, by kingly grant, a vast estate stretching across the Blue Ridge into the untrodden wilderness.
• So he watched the gradual progress of these two, who were passing through that which was so untrodden a mystery to him.
• The High Alps were still fast locked in midwinter, and with untrodden wastes and plains of snow lying all around them.
• I must own that it is my weakness to pry into the untrodden nooks and corners of life.
• Croly had dared untrodden paths once before when she stepped into the field of journalism, and her experience there had developed self-confidence.
• Anxious to know how far this piece of water was to carry us into the untrodden wilds of Australia, we moved off with the first streak of dawn.
• Even this short distance was something to gain in a new and untrodden country.
• At any rate, the process is alive enough to lead our children into untrodden ways.
• In our progress towards political happiness my station is new, and, if I may use the expression, I walk on untrodden ground.
• Here the wheat was standing, in most places untrodden.
• But month after month she saw the snowy expanse of prairie gleaming in the moonlight, and no little footstep broke its untrodden crust.
• If he has a longing to wander in untrodden and devious paths, he is disposed resolutely to suppress his desire and to go in the beaten track.
• Through forests and by untrodden paths, in storm and snow, Oluf and Agda came to Vadstene.
• The spirit makes him find the untrodden paths, and do brave deeds, and love his children and his honor.
• He has always been doing the most youth-preserving things, chasing over the world after adventures, like a boy after butterflies, seeing new peoples, walking in untrodden ways.
• His mind was scaling the highest pinnacles of its alps, where there was only starlight and the untrodden snow.
• But it was hard to remember that this wilderness was not really so untrodden as it looked when she and Jack found themselves alone in some remote spot.
• Into an estuary, the banks of which were untrodden by man, and which itself was too shallow for navigation for any great distance, remorseless fate led DeLong.
• But Wallace, absorbed in his scientific pursuits, minded not these dangers, nor the hardships of any kind which a roving life in untrodden jungles and feverish swamps brings.
• It was an untrodden land, this, into which he was to pass.

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