Please give us the complete sentence in which you would use the phrase, and the context for it.I would like to ask you if you can say 'pure wilderness' and 'unspoilt wilderness'. Thank you in advance!
Yes - "not deprived of freedom of action or expression; not restricted or hampered" - OED. Interestingly, though, "untrammelled wilderness" is something of a set expression - if you enter it as an online search (within quotation marks), it brings up lots of hits, and not just for Australian websites. (The American spelling is "untrammeled")I think of 'untrammelled' as meaning 'not constrained' but perhaps that is a US - Australian difference.
Interesting. Thanks!Yes - "not deprived of freedom of action or expression; not restricted or hampered" - OED. Interestingly, though, "untrammelled wilderness" is something of a set expression - if you enter it as an online search (within quotation marks), it brings up lots of hits, and not just for Australian websites. (The American spelling is "untrammeled")