Remote
Remote adjective - Small in degree.
Uninhabited and remote are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Uninhabited" instead an adjective "Remote".
Nearby Words: remoteness, remotely
Uninhabited
Uninhabited adjective - Not having inhabitants; not lived in.
Remote and uninhabited are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Remote" instead an adjective "Uninhabited".
Nearby Word: uninhabitable
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- wild and remote
- wild and uninhabited
- lonely and remote
- lonely and uninhabited
- secluded and remote
- secluded and uninhabited
- isolated and remote
- isolated and uninhabited
- unsociable and remote
- unsociable and uninhabited
- unapproachable and remote
- unapproachable and uninhabited
- solitary and remote
- solitary and uninhabited
Both words in one sentence
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It also happens to be incapable of turning this power off, so it hides away on a remote, uninhabited island to avoid inadvertently harming people.
Source: Power Incontinence -
Ivo, the founder of Galactic Cybersystems thanks to several generations of inbreeding starting with Erlik himself, who married his cousin Liza in order to maintain the secrecy of the company (whose headquarters and automated production lines were located on a remote, uninhabited world).
Source: Identical Grandson -
In Sergey Lukyanenko's third novel of A Lord from Planet Earth trilogy, aptly named Sea of Glass, all bodies of water on a remote uninhabited planet appear to be made of dust or sand.
Source: Alien Sea
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