unexplored
unexplored
definition
adjective
The great outdoors of the Japanese Alps is there to greet you with spectacular views and some still unexplored areas.
(of a country or area) not investigated or mapped.
example
Our work demands people's best and allows all of us to move ahead into 'unexplored' areas.
The essays provide a glimpse into the many 'unexplored' themes in Birmingham history.
Although most of ours was along small islands and in protected bays, the sites were 'unexplored' .
While poaching had existed prior to this, the areas where tigers lived were unknown and many 'unexplored' .
Yet for all their efforts, little consensus on this topic has emerged, and many areas remain 'unexplored' .
Transport of inorganic nutrients in relationship to leaf anatomical structure remains, to a large extent, an 'unexplored' area in plant physiology.
Space may be the final frontier, but what lurks below the waves is one of the last 'unexplored' areas of the planet.
Another 'unexplored' area is familial and common environmental factors involved in both asthma and panic.
There were other rooms down there, sleeping quarters, a kitchen, a lounge type room, and a many other 'unexplored' areas.
At the same time, keeping your units grouped will prevent you from finding quests and items in the 'unexplored' areas of the map.
Work-life balance is now regarded as the political equivalent of 'unexplored' Antarctica - virgin territory with huge potential.
There's a vast and virtually 'unexplored' area where the two overlap.
For Africanist art historians, postal history and the images on stamps are 'unexplored' fields.
European settlers saw Australia as new and 'unexplored' , perfect terrain over which to cast and re-cast the colonial net.
There are new areas outside the mansion - also large and 'unexplored' .
The area probably also harbours large 'unexplored' oil resources.
As a result, themes developed in early chapters are dropped or go 'unexplored' in later ones.
For all his efforts at acute self-examination, though, one area remains largely 'unexplored' .
This is a largely 'unexplored' field, mainly because the size of the mirrors used in infrared space telescopes has so far been limited.
Zone plate imagery is a fairly 'unexplored' area of photography.
Still, you don't have to search out the dirt tracks to find 'unexplored' country.
Mayer and his group are currently mapping 'unexplored' areas of the Arctic.
His Antarctic flights were to fly over 'unexplored' areas also.
This archive was conceived as an organisation that will preserve 'unexplored' areas of experience and expression of women.
Content lifetime is still a poorly understood and 'unexplored' research area.
The great outdoors of the Japanese Alps is there to greet you with spectacular views and some still 'unexplored' areas.
It was hard to choose between his heart and his mind, especially when those areas were vastly 'unexplored' in his case.
However, the details of functional divergence between duplicate genes remain largely 'unexplored' .
Monitoring and attempts to access 'unexplored' sites are ongoing, but new alliances must be made.
There are many 'unexplored' ways to get a computer user to work faster.
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