uncharted
Uncharted (adj) means not yet mapped, surveyed, or explored. Example: “The explorers pressed on into uncharted territory.”
How to use uncharted
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishNot mapped out or explored before — used both literally for places and figuratively for new, unfamiliar situations.
Word forms
more uncharted comparative, most uncharted superlative
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The explorers pressed on into _____ territory.
Etymology
From un- + charted.
Rhymes for uncharted
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What does “uncharted” mean?
The word “uncharted” means not yet mapped, surveyed, or explored. In plain terms, not mapped out or explored before — used both literally for places and figuratively for new, unfamiliar situations.
How do you use “uncharted” in a sentence?
Here is “uncharted” used in a sentence: “The explorers pressed on into uncharted territory.”
What part of speech is “uncharted”?
“Uncharted” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of uncharted?
"uncharted" (adj) means not yet mapped, surveyed, or explored.