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unculted

unculted adjective: in a wild, natural state.

Adjective

unculted (not comparable)

  1. (obsolete) In a wild, natural state.
    • Provided nevertheless, where heretofore such a custom hath been in many parts of Wales, that of such chattel and other goods as hath been given with the marriage of any person, their tithes have been exacted and levied by the Parsons and Curates in those parts: which custom being dissonant from any...1828, Charles Willats Ellis, The clergyman's assistant, page 342
    • For yet [still] Christ, we actually being strengthless, yet, according to season [occasion = ' season-ably '], over unculted [rude, mere 'naturals' ] ones died away.1871, Grove Berry, A Sequel to "Ritualism"., page 40

Questions about unculted

What does unculted mean?
Unculted means in a wild, natural state.
What part of speech is unculted?
Unculted is an adjective.

Words near unculted in the dictionary

  1. unculinary
  2. unculled
  3. unculpable
  4. uncult
  5. uncult.
  6. unculted
  7. uncultivability
  8. uncultivable
  9. uncultivatable
  10. uncultivate
  11. uncultivated

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