The word 'uncluttered' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a tidy and organized space, or to describe an idea or approach that is organized, clear, and simple. Example sentence: My desk is always clean and uncluttered, making it easier for me to stay focused on my work.
I can't vouch for peak season but when I travelled there was plenty of scope for seclusion with acres of empty white sand and uncluttered seas which feel like a bath tub even at three in the morning.
He tries to "capture uncluttered scenes with a solitary person or a couple of people connecting with their surroundings", he says.
With its uncluttered start screen and clean memory, the little Windows tablet has proved a paragon of good behaviour.
The intrigue of "Tiger Mother" was mostly thanks to Ms Chua's thesis ie, "Chinese parents raise such stereotypically successful kids" because "Chinese mothers are superior"—but the book's pleasures came from her sharp, uncluttered and deceptively self-aware writing.
A deal with Easynet, a telecoms firm, allows it to run fibre-optic trunk cables beneath its uncluttered towpaths.In this section Man v machine Most foul Less than meets the eye Pay up, pay up and win the game Messing about in boats Sugared Time to grow up The fight over a big idea ReprintsThe agency is using the money it earns from such ventures to upgrade its canals.
Architects believed that sunlight, fresh air and uncluttered living spaces would banish the contagions of tuberculosis and flu.
She could only imagine how infuriating it would be if a doctor insisted her hot flushes were "all in her head".Mr Ferris keeps his prose direct and uncluttered, with only occasional flourishes (Tim's feet "were like two engorged and squishy hearts"; a diner's "fluorescent brutality" is "the national colour of insomnia and transience").
Yet poor, tragic Charlie has nonetheless become an emblem of these twin failures, for his party and the union, with a pathos sharpened by the memory of how good, on his day, he once was.He was an uncluttered thinker and, with his ribald, smoker's voice and pithy wit, an entertaining speaker.
By heavily restricting the further subdivision of properties in this area, views should remain uncluttered by houses, fences and drives.Mr Kelly, who heads the Auckland farmers' federation, sees the policy as a new violation of property rights and wants it scrapped, or the landowners compensated.
Even the Ming-inspired Garden Court, usually an uncluttered place of respite, has been lassoed in.
Then the Italians came back, uncluttered by other colonial commitments, and more immediately aware than the British that they were working to a fierce timetable.Somalia has virtually governed itself since 1957.
