adj

unexplored

Unexplored (adj) means not yet examined, visited, or investigated. Example: “Much of the deep sea remains unexplored.”

adj

Not yet examined, visited, or investigated.

"Much of the deep sea remains unexplored."

"The idea opens up an unexplored area of research."

How to use unexplored

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishNobody has looked into it or been there yet.

Common pairings

unexplored territory largely unexplored

more unexplored comparative, most unexplored superlative

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Much of the deep sea remains _____.

From un- ("not") plus explored, the past participle of explore.

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What does “unexplored” mean?

The word “unexplored” means not yet examined, visited, or investigated. In plain terms, nobody has looked into it or been there yet.

How do you use “unexplored” in a sentence?

Here is “unexplored” used in a sentence: “Much of the deep sea remains unexplored.”

What part of speech is “unexplored”?

“Unexplored” is an adjective.

What is the meaning of unexplored?

"unexplored" (adj) means not yet examined, visited, or investigated.