untrod
or un·trod·den
[uhn-trod or uhn-trod-n]
adjective
not trod; not traversed: the untrod wastes of Antarctica.
Origin of untrod
untread
[uhn-tred]
verb (used with object), un·trod, un·trod·den or un·trod, un·tread·ing.
Origin of untread
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Historical Examples of untrod
Every career was open and promised an untrod pathway and unworn laurels.
TragedyAshley H. Thorndike
Seventy years ago this beautiful and wealthy county of Prince Edward was one dense and untrod forest.
The Loyalists of America and Their Times, Vol. 2 of 2Edgerton Ryerson
For those who must go, there are the Muskoka Lakes within easy reach, Georgian bay and the untrod wildernesses beyond.
The Personality of American CitiesEdward Hungerford
Great and fearful is our responsibility, and dangers seen and unseen are in this untrod path.
Eli and Sibyl JonesRufus Matthew Jones
But when they were ushered into Mr. Ramsey's private office, they felt that here began their untrod way.
A Dear Little Girl's Summer HolidaysAmy E. Blanchard
untread
verb -treads, -treading, -trod, -trodden or -trod
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