What's the difference between unspilt and unspoilt?
Unspilt
Definition:
(a.) Not spilt or wasted; not shed.
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Unspoilt
Definition:
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(1) If you take a photo of the view from a bedroom window, but cannot include the rubbish dump, don't say 'panoramic views' or 'unspoilt countryside'."
(2) So think twice before booking that flight (unless you're going for its other assets – its chilled-out beach towns , chic resorts , and unspoilt interior .
(3) Our isolation from industrial centres has hindered our development in the past, but we are turning this to our advantage through responsible tourism for discerning tourists who value unspoilt and distant islands.
(4) Its cultural attractions and unspoilt natural beauty makes it a popular tourist destination .
(5) Hatchling survival is also very low as the species is so sensitive and there are not enough unspoilt water bodies where juvenile crocodiles can mature safely.
(6) Greenpeace has warned that if Cairn strikes oil or gas, it will provoke an "oil rush" in the vulnerable and unspoilt waters of the Arctic.
(7) The respected scholar recently warned against trying to lure Wayne Rooney to the big city for fear that all the cars, buildings and computation machines, or "computers" as they're being called, could overwhelm the Mowgli-like 27-year-old, who has spent all of his life up to now roaming free in the unspoilt savannahs of remotest Liverpool and Manchester.
(8) For more unspoilt bathing you're better off heading on to isolated Armenopetra, where two pebble beaches split the crystal clear waters.
(9) In Asturias you can find breathtaking mountain scenery only a few miles from beautiful, unspoilt stretches of beach.
(10) • Find it on Google Maps 4 Pozze Smeraldine, Dolomites Facebook Twitter Pinterest Photograph: Michele Tameni In the Dolomiti Friulane natural park , down in the Cellina valley on the way to the village of Barci are many wild, unspoilt pools and gorges.
(11) "I shall be having a long talk with our MP as soon as he's back here," said Tory district councillor Steve Wilkinson, who calls the route through Cheshire's Tatton constituency "absolutely devastating to a beautiful place where people want to live in unspoilt peace and quiet."
(12) Skopelos Town Thea Home Hotel Where to stay: Thea Home Hotel Skopelos Town is perhaps the most attractive and unspoilt of all the harbour towns of the Sporades, and this simple hotel lies at the heart of it.
(13) Tucked among the sand dunes of this unspoilt stretch of sand, the "Cloud Bar" doesn't serve alcohol but it does have Cloud Menus, which identify different formations, mirrors that can be swivelled to reflect different parts of the sky and cloud-viewing seats, on which visitors can recline and enjoy the view.
(14) This tranquil island, a 20-minute ferry ride from Cancún, is fringed with unspoilt white sand beaches and is fabulous for snorkelling and diving.
(15) Photograph: Alamy La Balagne, Corsica The region of La Balagne, northern Corsica, is crisscrossed with walking paths, ranging from the sedate to those requiring crampons.The mountains and valleys are wild, unspoilt and crowd-free, scattered with fig, olive and chestnut trees and fragrant maquis.
(16) For sale” signs staked in the ground next to idyllic meadows reminded us that this sort of unspoilt beauty won’t last forever.
(17) "Scotland's reputation as a beautiful, unspoilt country is being destroyed as massive industrial-scale wind turbines sprout from the hillsides.
(18) His slick, unashamedly populist, Eurosceptic but largely uncontroversial campaign, promising to “put Austria first” with the slogan “Unspoilt, honest, good”, saw him collect 35% of the first-round vote in the presidential elections, his party’s best national score since its formation in 1956.
(19) He was a genuinely nice man, largely unspoilt by fame, though latterly a bit miffed that he was not hired more often, not just for old times' sake but because he was actually worth it.
(20) Although the sea can be cold, even in the warmest months, the islands are incredibly unspoilt by mass tourism or development of any kind.