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unfrequented

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un·fre·quent·ed  (n-frkwn-td, nfr-kwntd)
adj.
Receiving few or no travelers or visitors: unfrequented inns.
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Adj.1.unfrequented - devoid of creatures; "a lonely crossroads"; "a solitary retreat"; "a trail leading to an unfrequented lake"
lonely, solitary
uninhabited - not having inhabitants; not lived in; "an uninhabited island"; "gaping doors of uninhabited houses"
unfrequented
adjective isolated, deserted, lonely, remote, solitary, uninhabited, sequestered, off the beaten track, godforsaken, unvisited The reference library is quite unfrequented as a rule.
Translations
unfrequented [ˈʌnfrɪˈkwentɪd] ADJ → poco frecuentado
unfrequented
adj → einsam; the place is unfrequented except for … → außer … kommt niemand dahin
unfrequented [ʌnfrɪˈkwɛntɪd] adj → poco frequentato/a
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