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Meanings of unexploited in English

Portuguese
atrasado
Spanish
subdesarrollado

Undeveloped or unused.

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Usage of unexploited in English
1
The rest of 2002's reported security holes appear to have languished, unexploited.
Wired
2
He must accompany a geological expedition into the zones as yet unexploited.
Future Lovecraft
3
Baluchistan is laden with copper and gold deposits that are largely unexploited.
Reuters
4
Best of all, Deschanel shows off heretofore unexploited gifts as a physical comedienne.
Wired
5
Aside from cashew nuts, Guinea Bissau has unexploited bauxite, phosphate and oil deposits.
Reuters
6
The sea holds valuable fishing grounds, and largely unexploited oil and natural gas fields.
Reuters
7
You have a great deal of unexploited land here, mayor.
Foundation
8
The accumulative effect of language-symbols upon one's mental formulation is still an unexploited field.
The Problem of China
9
Richard Cook has recently returned from the mostly unexploited western side of the African continent.
Radio NZ
10
As such, riboswitches serve as a novel, yet largely unexploited, class of emerging drug targets.
Pubmed
11
Ethiopia's huge and unexploited telecoms market is barred to all outside operators by a state monopoly.
Reuters
12
Twin registries form an exceptionally rich source of information that is largely unexploited for phenotypic analyses.
Pubmed
13
The country's mineral wealth is as yet unexploited.
The new yorker
14
Greenland also has an estimated 50 billion barrels of offshore oil and gas reserves, as yet unexploited.
Reuters
15
The reality is that the network of parish churches must be the nation's grandest unexploited social resource.
The Guardian
16
Africa also had huge unexploited land area.
Reuters
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Translations for unexploited
Portuguese
atrasado
Unexploited through the time