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trackless Definition

track·less (-lis)

adjective

    1. without a track, trail, or path a trackless wilderness
    2. leaving no track, or trail
  2. not running on tracks a trackless trolley

trackless Synonyms

trackless

modif.

wild, untrodden, uninhabited; see pathless.

trackless Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • terrain: It requires you to do so on rough, steep, largely trackless terrain that it's hard even to walk on safely.
  • waste: I was on a plateau, a trackless waste with the cairns of Drygarn some 2 miles directly north.
  • desert: They were also resourceful - some of them managed to obtain three bottles of Johnny Walker in apparently trackless desert.
  • forest: An Indian war party, after traversing the trackless forest all the way from Canada, broke in upon their remote and defenseless town.
  • wilderness: This leading of the way through the trackless wilderness in snow averaging four feet deep is harder work than one might suppose.
  • hill: The ability to cover long distances on trackless hills at speed, irrespective of weather, confers on you a great freedom.