Definition of unpeopled in English:

unpeopled

adjective ʌnˈpiːp(ə)ld

Empty of people.
the eerily unpeopled streets
Example sentencesExamples
- The other is Mortuary, which presents the sanitary walls and gleaming metal surfaces of an unpeopled morgue.
- That his places are unpeopled, in today's arena of politicized landscape photography, is in itself anachronistic, however abrupt the photographs.
- In placing value on the pristine, the untouched, and the unpeopled, it fails to question the form of the ultimate relationship between humans and nature.
- On one screen a young woman moves though the moonless night and an unpeopled cityscape to meet her lover/friend.
- The landscapes, as a rule, were depicted as unpeopled, pristine environments.
- Both are poets of the ordinary, of the inhabited but often unpeopled landscape, sociologists of the visual with a magical realist touch.
- For the romantic these are the hills of home, scattered with Munros and sufficiently unpeopled to turn a day's ridge-walk into an adventure, an open-air playground with soaring eagles and far-off deer for company.
- Thus parts of the city - dumps, landfills and junkyards - are both unpeopled and unclaimed, yet perversely organic in the manner in which junk simply accumulates and grows.
- All of this enacted as if in an existential landscape, against the background of the great unpeopled, inhospitable territory beyond the cities.
- In the world of Myst, the player has no avatar presence and wanders around a seemingly unpeopled landscape - strolling as a tourist venturing into the unknown - creating and storing a mental map of objects and places.
- In a complementary work Karimi showed an elegiac video in which the camera meanders through unpeopled caves and along sandy beaches.
- He frames his cultural codes as domestic interiors, always unpeopled and usually crammed with possessions, spaces so filled with emptiness, they ache.
- We have Russia's practically unpeopled Siberian lands, stretching across seven time zones - or is it eight?
- Aside from a few unpeopled shots of the nondescript, working-class house, most of the images depict visitors touching either side of the glass, creating a palimpsest of earnest prayers.
- Moreover, unpeopled landscape was as difficult for an audience newly exposed to it as abstraction would be later.
- Her subject is an unpeopled urban landscape - the buildings, displays, logos and electric signs of New York.
- Amidst all that stuff existing in unpeopled rooms.
- The village is unpeopled, which makes it spooky.
- The oblique suggestion of human presence in the unpeopled images effectively sparks the viewer's imagination and ends up being more poignant.
- Australia, with its vast, unpeopled spaces, had always beckoned.
Synonyms
deserted, uninhabited, unoccupied, depopulated, forsaken, godforsaken, abandoned, untenanted, evacuated

单词	unpeopled
释义	Definition of unpeopled in English: unpeopled adjective ʌnˈpiːp(ə)ld Empty of people. the eerily unpeopled streets Example sentencesExamples The other is Mortuary, which presents the sanitary walls and gleaming metal surfaces of an unpeopled morgue. That his places are unpeopled, in today's arena of politicized landscape photography, is in itself anachronistic, however abrupt the photographs. In placing value on the pristine, the untouched, and the unpeopled, it fails to question the form of the ultimate relationship between humans and nature. On one screen a young woman moves though the moonless night and an unpeopled cityscape to meet her lover/friend. The landscapes, as a rule, were depicted as unpeopled, pristine environments. Both are poets of the ordinary, of the inhabited but often unpeopled landscape, sociologists of the visual with a magical realist touch. For the romantic these are the hills of home, scattered with Munros and sufficiently unpeopled to turn a day's ridge-walk into an adventure, an open-air playground with soaring eagles and far-off deer for company. Thus parts of the city - dumps, landfills and junkyards - are both unpeopled and unclaimed, yet perversely organic in the manner in which junk simply accumulates and grows. All of this enacted as if in an existential landscape, against the background of the great unpeopled, inhospitable territory beyond the cities. In the world of Myst, the player has no avatar presence and wanders around a seemingly unpeopled landscape - strolling as a tourist venturing into the unknown - creating and storing a mental map of objects and places. In a complementary work Karimi showed an elegiac video in which the camera meanders through unpeopled caves and along sandy beaches. He frames his cultural codes as domestic interiors, always unpeopled and usually crammed with possessions, spaces so filled with emptiness, they ache. We have Russia's practically unpeopled Siberian lands, stretching across seven time zones - or is it eight? Aside from a few unpeopled shots of the nondescript, working-class house, most of the images depict visitors touching either side of the glass, creating a palimpsest of earnest prayers. Moreover, unpeopled landscape was as difficult for an audience newly exposed to it as abstraction would be later. Her subject is an unpeopled urban landscape - the buildings, displays, logos and electric signs of New York. Amidst all that stuff existing in unpeopled rooms. The village is unpeopled, which makes it spooky. The oblique suggestion of human presence in the unpeopled images effectively sparks the viewer's imagination and ends up being more poignant. Australia, with its vast, unpeopled spaces, had always beckoned. Synonyms deserted, uninhabited, unoccupied, depopulated, forsaken, godforsaken, abandoned, untenanted, evacuated
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