Uncharted

Definition

uncharted / ʌn'tʃɑ:tÇd / adj ၁။ ေျမပံု၊ ေရပံုတြင္ မပါေသာ။ an uncharted island. ၂။ မေလ့လာရေသးေသာ။ မႀကံဳဖူးေသး ေသာ။ the uncharted depths of human emotions ❍ The party is sailing in uncharted waters (ie is in a situation it has never been in before).

Examples

1. ‘The stakes are terribly high as operators enter uncharted territory in the broadband world.’
2. ‘Keighley visited uncharted territory at Middlesborough based Acklam in their Yorkshire Shield second round tie.’
3. ‘For we are out there in virtual space
4. in virtual time
5. and in my mind's eye those are dark uncharted zones.’
6. ‘Proulx is interested in the uncharted territory between American kitsch and genius.’
7. ‘It is acknowledged that it would be better if more examples could be located
8. especially as this is relatively uncharted territory.’
9. ‘This year's Undead is clearly the work of Jackson disciples
10. but it also heads into uncharted territory.’
11. ‘The frontier was not only physical; it was also legal - uncharted legal land.’
12. ‘Twice more he struck as if he was securing a flagpole into the soil of a previously uncharted land.’
13. ‘Are the farmers happy to go forward into these companies
14. which everybody has said go into uncharted territory?’
15. ‘We were in uncharted territory and sought out the most conservative response.’
16. ‘It requires going into uncharted areas that may or may not be popular.’
17. ‘It was time to delve into uncharted territory: the workings of the handle itself.’
18. ‘Greco's dance is not an easy option
19. living as it does like a Beckett character in strange
20. uncharted territory.’
21. ‘So again
22. I'd stress that we're going into uncharted territory with reefs and the environment.’
23. ‘They play it with the enthusiasm of pioneers coming upon uncharted and unclaimed land.’
24. ‘All that was necessary to test that hypothesis was to get on a ship and go to one of these uncharted areas and see.’
25. ‘On top of that
26. the question of involving the private service providers had remained an uncharted field.’
27. ‘Reaching the last 16 at Wimbledon was very much uncharted territory and the hard court season proved even better.’
28. ‘The difference between now and the lead-up to the Monaghan match is that they are no longer in uncharted territory.’
29. ‘For a professional explorer to stumble upon such uncharted territory can be very chastening.’