unsown
/ʌnˈsoʊn/
adjective
- Not planted with seeds; left without being sown.
- The farmer left a strip of land unsown to allow wildflowers to grow.
- After the drought, many fields remained unsown for the season.
- The unsown patch in the garden was quickly overtaken by weeds.
- Not spread or scattered (as of seeds or ideas); not initiated or introduced.
- His suggestions for change fell on unsown ground, as no one was ready to listen.
- The rumor was left unsown when the speaker decided to keep quiet.
- The seeds of doubt remained unsown in her mind because she trusted him completely.