wilderness|wildernesses in English
[wil·der·ness || 'wɪldə(r)nɪs]
wastelands; forest; desert; range; back country; uninhabited region; garden for wild growth; wild or disordered state, jumble, confusing multitude
Use "wilderness|wildernesses" in a sentence
1. Wilderness
2. He is reducing them to denuded, scarred, scorched lands of abandoned wildernesses.
3. Wilderness of Paran
4. The wilderness area adjoins the Noatak Wilderness and together they form the largest contiguous wilderness in the United States.
5. Wilderness Camp Gates.
6. Never have those wildernesses been as fragile and as precious as they are today.
7. So, no wilderness, no revelations.
8. This was once barren wilderness.
9. The Battle of the Wilderness.
10. A Tabernacle in the Wilderness
11. Other hive worlds are poisoned wildernesses punctuated by rearing plasteel termite mounds, vertical cities that punch through the clouds.
12. Approximately 100 miles [160 km] southwest of the Wilderness of Judah is the Wilderness of Paran.
13. It was the exhilaration of wilderness.
14. Beyond lay the wilderness of Judah.
15. 5 The garden was a wilderness.
16. John found God in the wilderness.
17. Utterly hedonistic luxury on wilderness trek.
18. 2 They pulled away from Rephʹi·dim+ and came to the wilderness of Siʹnai and camped in the wilderness.
19. The garden is turning into a wilderness.
20. So Crow is wilderness softened by familiarity.
21. 25 It was the exhilaration of wilderness.
22. 7 Alaska is the last great wilderness.
23. They transformed the wilderness into a garden.
24. 1 Alaska is the last great wilderness.
25. A vast Arctic wilderness stretches all around.