uncultivable (Meaning)

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uncultivable (s)

not suitable for cultivation or tilling

The desolate wasteland remained uncultivable due to its barren soil and harsh climate.
Despite years of attempts, the newly discovered species proved to be uncultivable in a laboratory setting.
The fungus responsible for the crop disease was found to be highly resistant and uncultivable.
The remote mountain valley remained uncultivable, cut off from the outside world and its agricultural advancements.
The uncultivable salt marshes served as a sanctuary for migratory birds, providing them with a safe haven from human disturbance.
The rugged terrain and poor soil conditions made the land uncultivable, forcing the inhabitants to rely on hunting and gathering.
The scientist faced a daunting task as the rare and uncultivable bacteria held the key to a groundbreaking medical discovery.
The alpine regions were home to uncultivable plants that had adapted to the extreme cold and low oxygen levels.
Extreme soil acidity rendered the field uncultivable, requiring extensive soil amendments to restore fertility.
The untouched rainforest ecosystem supported a plethora of uncultivable species, including towering trees and vibrant flora.

not suitable for cultivation or tilling

inhospitable, consumed, bleak, lifeless, depleted, untillable, unfertile, unproductive, debilitated, diminished

arable, fruitful, productive, lush, luxuriant,fertile, rich, fertile, arable, fruitful

The desolate wasteland remained uncultivable due to its barren soil and harsh climate.

Despite years of attempts, the newly discovered species proved to be uncultivable in a laboratory setting.

The fungus responsible for the crop disease was found to be highly resistant and uncultivable.

The remote mountain valley remained uncultivable, cut off from the outside world and its agricultural advancements.