unfrequented

[ uhn-free-kwuhn-tid, -fri-kwen- ]

adjective

1. not habitually visited, traveled, or occupied:

   an unfrequented side street.

Word History and Origins

Origin of unfrequented¹

First recorded in 1580–90; un- ¹ + frequent ( def ) + -ed ²( def )

Example Sentences

The journey so far offered little change, an uninterrupted richly-cultivated plain and an unfrequented road.

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I found my way about Newark through unfrequented streets, and across the lots when it was practicable.

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He moved to an unfrequented locality, discharged his servants, and notified his former friends that visitors were unwelcome.

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He would turn down unfrequented corners and sail by unfamiliar terraces, aware of nothing but the languors of effortless motion.

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His house, which formerly was thronged with visitors and the better sort of citizens, was now grown solitary and unfrequented.

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