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Meanings of terra incognita in English
Portuguese
terra incógnita Catalan
terra desconeguda Synonyms
Examples for "unknown"
Examples for "unknown"
1
Its impact on victims' health at the cellular level, however, remains unknown.
2
However, at this point, details on its potential use cases are unknown.
3
Quite why there is a rising trend in serious violence remains unknown.
4
However, the current health status of most of the children is unknown.
5
However, the impact of incidental stenoses on future cardiac events remains unknown.
1
Having come from that unknown region, they have once more become invisible.
2
Gerard trudged on, dark, and wet, and in an unknown region.
3
Ariel and Puck did not live in some unknown region.
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Thus it remained an unknown region, and enjoyed life accordingly.
5
In the spring they pushed on again in canoes, at length entering an unknown region.
Usage of terra incognita in English
1
Notwithstanding these the canyons remain almost terra incognita for each new navigator.
2
The Soviet Union remained close to terra incognita for American spies.
3
The ' terra incognita of the map was rapidly becoming nicely tinted.
4
The other side of the San Agustín Sump was terra incognita.
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All beyond, as before remarked, is terra incognita to the inhabitants of Santarem.
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But is not each generation a terra incognita to the last?
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Outer space aside, this is truly humanity's last terra incognita.
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If Iowa was terra incognita for her, New Hampshire was terra firma: familiar, friendly, safe.
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How much consumers use those apps and where they go from there is terra incognita.
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But the whole subject of comparative mythology seems to be terra incognita to Mr. Gladstone.
11
They learned something of the character of the region heretofore regarded as a veritable terra incognita.
12
He was surveying a fringe of the Seergon Cluster, which at that time was terra incognita.
13
The West was terra incognita to Joel, and he found much to interest and puzzle him.
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When we crossed the Laramie plains I was in, to me, a " terra incognita."
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From such a terra incognita, at length unveiled to eyes so discerning, I anticipate strange tidings.
16
From the bottom of the hill to the far horizon is terra incognita, a landscape permanently veiled.
Translations for terra incognita
Portuguese