untrod

Also un·trod·den

[uhn-trod]

adjective

1. not trod; not traversed.

   the untrod wastes of Antarctica.

Word History and Origins

Origin of untrod¹

First recorded in 1585–95; un- ¹ + trod

Example Sentences

The untrod glacier is made accessible only by the damage already done to the enormous ice sheets that cover the continent.

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As we worked to complete Phase 1, and now are seeking partners to complete Phase 2, we find ourselves continuing to navigate previously untrod territory.

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Tokaji adds, though, that there simply is no telling: “There is no precedent on the books. This is untrod ground.”

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There must be a million of people settled there by this time, and yet it is a wilderness almost untrod by man. 

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To be sure of not missing his expected Friend, he rose by daybreak, and proceeded with the earliest dawn to the Weser-bridge, which as yet stood empty and untrod by passengers.

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