unexplored

/ ˌʌnɪkˈsplɔːd /

adjective

1. not having been explored

Example Sentences

The deep-sea is still largely unexplored and biodiversity surveys of these habitats are vital to increase our understanding of the incredible marine life that dwells in the depths of our oceans.

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David and Sarah don’t want to freak out their parents, so they have to act like nothing weird is going on, allowing these scenes to have interesting, unexplored levels.

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Yet it resonates, albeit vague and unexplored, with biblical references to goat offerings and images of Jesus as a sacrificial lamb and the movie’s visual allusions to the goat-headed occult idol Baphomet.

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Nepal's tourism department said it hopes the initiative will highlight the country's "unexplored tourism products and destinations".

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But as Dunbar explains in the drama’s official podcast, the third season’s Newport storyline is largely unexplored history.

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Related Words

• uncharted