Meanings
- obsoleteuncountableLack of cultivation.
Inhabited by wild beasts, and in that state of incultivation, which nature, in her luxuriant fancies, loves to form, it was of no value to its proprietors.
1793, Joseph Berington, The History of the Lives of Abeillard and Heloisa
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