trackless wilderness

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• trackless — [traklis] adj. 1. a) without a track, trail, or path [a trackless wilderness] b) leaving no track, or trail 2. not running on tracks [a trackless trolley]: cf. TROLLEY BUS …   English World dictionary

• wilderness — n. 1) a desolate; trackless; unexplored wilderness 2) in the wilderness * * * [ wɪldənɪs] trackless unexplored wilderness a desolate in the wilderness …   Combinatory dictionary

• wilderness — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ last ▪ great, vast ▪ Antarctica, the last great wilderness ▪ barren, desert, desolate …   Collocations dictionary

• trackless — adj. Trackless is used with these nouns: ↑wilderness …   Collocations dictionary

• desert — desert1 desertic /di zerr tik/, adj. desertlike, adj. /dez euhrt/, n. 1. a region so arid because of little rainfall that it supports only sparse and widely spaced vegetation or no vegetation at all: The Sahara is a vast sandy desert. 2. any area …   Universalium

• pathless — adjective lacking pathways (Freq. 1) trackless wilderness roadless areas • Syn: ↑roadless, ↑trackless, ↑untracked, ↑untrod, ↑untrodden …   Useful english dictionary

• roadless — adjective lacking pathways trackless wilderness roadless areas • Syn: ↑pathless, ↑trackless, ↑untracked, ↑untrod, ↑untrodden • Similar to: ↑ …   Useful english dictionary

• untracked — adjective lacking pathways trackless wilderness roadless areas • Syn: ↑pathless, ↑roadless, ↑trackless, ↑untrod, ↑untrodden • Similar to: ↑ …   Useful english dictionary

• untrod — adjective lacking pathways trackless wilderness roadless areas • Syn: ↑pathless, ↑roadless, ↑trackless, ↑untracked, ↑untrodden • Similar to: ↑ …   Useful english dictionary

• John Forbes (British Army officer) — John Forbes (5 September 1707 ndash; March 11, 1759) was a British general in the French and Indian War who is best known for leading the Forbes Expedition that captured the French outpost at Fort Duquesne. Forbes was born on his family s… …   Wikipedia

• Camp meeting — The camp meeting as a Christian gathering originated in the United States of America. The English founders of Primitive Methodism took inspiration from this for a way of holding an extended prayer meeting. Camp meetings in AmericaThe camp meeting …   Wikipedia