uncharted

Modifies a noun

• territory: On the question of the divinity of Jesus Christ, we are in uncharted territory for many of the young.
• realm: It long remained a secret, uncharted realm for me.
• water: Long may the subject's bumpy journey into the uncharted academic waters of its second century continue.
• island: On an uncharted island, where prehistoric animals are said to have survived, a group of explorers discover the mighty Kong.
• sea: And then he started out, like Christopher Columbus, over vast and uncharted seas!

Modifying Another Word

• hitherto: Apparently, he is exploring a hitherto uncharted underground route on the campus.
• largely: Are these just extensions of things we have already been doing, or are we entering largely uncharted waters?
• previously: He set sail to head into previously uncharted waters not knowing what he may find.
• relatively: Child analysis had remained relatively uncharted territory in the 1920s and 1930s.
• yet: Africa may still seek its own, as yet uncharted course.
• still: And much of the northern latitudes were still uncharted.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: To date 264 HM ships sunk within UK territorial waters have been charted, a further 58 remaining uncharted.
• leave: A few sites were left uncharted because of the weather and insufficient equipment.