IPA: /ˈtrækləs/
KK: /ˈtræk.ləs/
Describing an area that does not have any paths or tracks, making it difficult to navigate.
The explorers ventured into the trackless wilderness, where no paths were visible.
Trackless → It is formed from "track" (from Old English *tracian*, meaning to pull or draw) and "-less" (meaning without). The word "trackless" means without tracks or paths, indicating an area that has no visible trails or routes.
Imagine a place that has no visible paths or trails — 'track' refers to a path, and '-less' means without. This helps you remember that 'trackless' describes an area devoid of tracks.