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Definition of unmetalled in English: unmetalledadjective ʌnˈmɛt(ə)ld British (of a road) not having a hard surface of road metal. Example sentencesExamples - A lightly-metalled road was found south of the river at Spital Street, Dartford, interpreted as an early line for Watling Street; while north of the river, at Old Ford, London, archaeologists found a single-carriageway unmetalled road.
- You didn't mention, Beta, that the roads are unmetalled; the electricity is unreliable and intermittent; the water still comes from a well; there are no street-lamps and the only transport we've got is oxen, goat or mule-driven.
- The unmetalled road became a quagmire of mud in winter, and a rough, dried up track in summer.
- The road was unmetalled red earth - and when Muisto's father met them, it was in a horse and cart.
- The toughest part of the race was in Siberia, where the mud and unmetalled roads meant the Flyer covered just 60 miles in four days.
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