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Meanings of unchartered in English

Not chartered.

Usage of unchartered in English
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On the contrary, the unchartered guilds were the moat numerous and influential.
The Rise of the Dutch Republic — Volume 02: Introduction II
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Generations pass on into unchartered waters, the lights out along the deck.
Unmanned
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It has many schools, chartered and unchartered, throughout the South and West.
The American Missionary — Volume 42, No. 12, December, 1888
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The first steps of a career are usually big and always unchartered.
The Irish Times
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Any recommendation of reductions could herald a move into unchartered territory.
Reuters
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The network's entertainment president Kevin Reilly added; We're not in completely unchartered territory here.
Reuters
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Social media is a fast-evolving space, which has resulted in some unchartered legal territory.
The South African
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Then the Portuguese turned southward along the unchartered African coast.
Early European History
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All of this was unchartered territory, where there was no rules and no boundaries.
The Irish Times
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But would the unchartered waters of the Belmont leave him paddling against the tide?
The Guardian
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Now is a time of negotiation, of facing truths and of sailing in unchartered waters.
The South African
12
Foster concedes both teams are heading into unchartered territory.
Radio NZ
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We had no guidance, we were in unchartered territory.
The Irish Times
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The completeness of her own independence ceased to please.-"Methis unchartered freedom tires."
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
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The commercial property sector is navigating through some unchartered territority in response to the Covid-19 virus.
Radio NZ
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There's a lot of unchartered territory that we're moving into with this oil spill, said Hollander.
Reuters
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