0 An uncharted place or situation is completely new and therefore has never been described before:
1 (of a place) never before described, or (of a situation) completely new:
How persons in these uncharted waters proceed to look upon themselves is one of the important questions for the twenty-first century.
That was the uncharted territory that beckoned to the young and bold.
This approach will not answer the imponderable questions, but it will assist the families and the caregivers to navigate turbulent and uncharted waters.
They navigate the largely uncharted waters of the interrelationship between economic restructuring and transformations in the workplace and in the home.
The paper enters uncharted waters by claiming that the concept of resilience is applicable not only to ecosystems, but to socioeconomic systems as well.
Rather, each research team has extensively studied certain areas of language processing, leaving others largely uncharted.
The goal of ' knowing ' or 'reasoning ' here is always a kind of penetration, a fuller habitation of this uncharted and unchartable realm of depth.
Yet the strength of this study lies more in its comparative analysis of familiar material than in its exploration of uncharted territory.
