unmalled

English

Etymology

un- +‎ mall +‎ -ed

Adjective

unmalled (not comparable)

1. Without shopping malls.
   • 1993, Edward S. Casey, Getting Back Into Place, page 270:

     Then an unmalled world of wild places not visible from, much less touchable in, the urban scene will open up.

   • 2016, Nicholas Aharon Boggioni, The Fundamentalist's Daughter, an American Story, page 29:

     Adam appreciated Ann Arbor's “unmalled” downtown daily springing to life, people afoot, independent restaurants, bookstores, local shops, and all the rest making a city's core—large or small—a vibrant place.