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unpeopled

[ uhn-pee-puhld ]

adjective

  1. without people; uninhabited.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of unpeopled1

First recorded in 1580–90; un- 1 + people ( def ), -ed 2( def )
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Their work shows that far from an unpeopled wilderness, the Northwest Pacific Coast was a managed and stewarded place for thousands of years.

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Accounts of popular “vanlifers,†as they are known, are an infinite reservoir of gorgeous, unpeopled scenery previously encountered only in desktop backgrounds: sunrise canyons, sunset oceans, high-noon highways that stretch on, carless, forever.

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Shadowy cabins, abandoned pools, tree houses, lonely suburban homes and vacant parked cars with doors ajar: Michael Raedecker’s unpeopled landscapes glow in eerie monochromes in his current exhibition, “Now.â€

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What these dark, unpeopled photographs visualize, art historian Steven Nelson writes in the catalogue, is “the removal of the black body from the white gaze.â€

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At high noon, it took my eyes a minute to adjust to how unpeopled the market was, by pre-pandemic standards.

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