Meanings of unexplored country in English

The mere animal pleasure of travelling in a wild unexplored country is very great.

This morning we ascended Liverpool range, which divides the colony from the unexplored country.

We don't know what perils exist in the absolutely unexplored country that surrounds us.

There you might have been taken for a visitor from some strange and unexplored country.

A wild, dark, unexplored country, Ann, these Florida Everglades!

The waters of the Ottawa, flowing through an unexplored country, are of a brown or dark colour.

And in this new and to them unexplored country they were running across numerous interesting things every day.

From there they kept a north-westerly route through the then unexplored country lying between the Burke and Herbert Rivers.

The mere animal pleasure of traveling in a wild unexplored country is very great....

It was, Jack wrote, "absolutely unexplored country."

He experienced that heart-probing, fiery sense of dangerous loneliness, which sometimes assails the courage of a solitary adventurer in an unexplored country.

His first duty is to seek for Burke, and in the next place to obtain a knowledge of unexplored country in the north.

None but they know the mysteries that lie hidden and guarded by those trackless miles of forests and barren reaches of unexplored country.

The general accompanied the one to the Rambat pass, to satisfy himself as to the nature of the unexplored country on the other side.

The dining room was a mass of shadows, the gardens an eerie unexplored country outside the French doors with the arched windows above them.

He was familiar with the counting-room and its language, but the drawing-room was an unexplored country to him, where an unknown tongue was spoken.