Unplanted: meaning, definitions and examples

This word is typically used to describe land that has not had any seeds or plants put into it.

• The field was unplanted, waiting for the next season's crops.
• The garden remained unplanted after the old owner moved out.

This word describes land that has not been farmed or prepared for planting. It can also imply neglect or abandonment.

• The uncultivated land became overrun with weeds.
• The area remained uncultivated for years, lacking any agricultural activity.

This word refers to land or plants that have not been taken care of. It can imply negligence or abandonment.

• The garden was untended, with overgrown bushes and weeds everywhere.
• The untended fields were a common sight in the deserted village.

This word is often used to describe land that is unable to produce any vegetation or crops. It usually carries a negative connotation.

• The wasteland was barren and devoid of any life.
• After the drought, the once-fertile valley turned barren.