ridden
verb
a past participle of ride.
unridden
-
a word derived from
ridden.
Example Sentences
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The area’s waves went virtually unridden until construction in the 1970s of a coastal highway, which surfing trailblazers followed to explore.
From Seattle Times ● Dec. 29, 2021
It was unridden at the time of this photo, but I took it for a run in Tahiti and got some pits on it.
From Time Magazine Archive
It seems impossible to believe that Maverick's-California's most photographed spot and premier big-wave break-went unridden for so long.
From Time Magazine Archive
Luggage Loss It's fun to sit on the beach watching perfect waves go unridden because the airline lost your luggage, or more importantly, your board bag.
From Time Magazine Archive
The whole thing was done so instantaneously that he had scarce time to realise what had happened to him ere he felt himself sweeping comfortably over the prairie on this novel and hitherto unridden steed!
From The Wild Man of the West A Tale of the Rocky Mountains by Archibald Webb
