unexplored

/ ˌʌnɪkˈsplɔːd /

adjective

1. not having been explored

Example Sentences

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.

From Los Angeles Times

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.

From Los Angeles Times

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

From BBC

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

From Salon

He was also involved in surveying King George Island to produce some of the first mapping of the largely unexplored place.

From BBC

Related Words

• uncharted