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uncrowded

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Pronunciation

UK

  • /ʌnkrˈaʊdɪd/

US

  • /ʌnkrˈaʊdɪd/

Meanings

Adjective

  1. not full of people; having plenty of free space

Beyond the definition

Imagine walking along a beach where you can actually hear the waves instead of people shouting. That is an uncrowded place. "Uncrowded" describes a place or situation with few people and plenty of room. It is more than just "not crowded"; it often gives a feeling of peace and ease. A hiking trail in the off-season might feel wonderfully uncrowded, giving you a quiet break from city life. A concert venue during the main act, however, is almost certainly not uncrowded. Think about looking for an uncrowded coffee shop to get some work done. You want space to breathe and focus.

Examples

  1. 1

    Beach

    We got to the beach early, while it was still uncrowded.

  2. 2

    Public transport

    The train is usually uncrowded after the morning rush.

  3. 3

    Work cafe

    If you want an uncrowded cafe to work in, try the one by the station.

  4. 4

    Town atmosphere

    The town feels pleasantly uncrowded, even in July.

    • Phrasepleasantly uncrowded

      not crowded in a way that feels nice

More examples
  1. 5

    Visual design

    The app has a simple, uncrowded design, so it's easy to use.

See also

Similar

  • not crowded

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Used with (collocations)

  • uncrowded beach
  • uncrowded streets
  • uncrowded conditions

Word family

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  • low density
  • off-peak

Forms and spellings

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Main spelling

  • uncrowdedadjective