Uncharted

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈtʃɑrtɪd/

Definitions of uncharted

adjective not mapped or surveyed; unknown; unfamiliar; not discovered or determined; not shown or located on a map; unexplored

Example Sentences

A1 The children were excited to explore the uncharted forest.

A2 She decided to take a risk and venture into the uncharted territory.

B1 The team embarked on an expedition to map out the uncharted waters.

B2 The archaeologists discovered ancient ruins in the uncharted desert.

C1 The astronaut set off on a mission to explore the uncharted regions of space.

C2 The explorer was renowned for his daring expeditions into uncharted lands.

Examples of uncharted in a Sentence

formal The explorers ventured into uncharted territory, mapping out the unknown lands.

informal We're going to explore some uncharted areas this weekend, should be fun!

slang Dude, we're totally going off the map into uncharted territory!

figurative Her mind was like an uncharted ocean, full of undiscovered depths.

Grammatical Forms of uncharted

• past tense: uncharted
• plural: uncharteds
• comparative: more uncharted
• superlative: most uncharted
• present tense: charting
• future tense: will chart
• perfect tense: have charted
• continuous tense: is charting
• singular: uncharted
• positive degree: uncharted
• infinitive: to chart
• gerund: charting
• participle: charted

Origin and Evolution of uncharted

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'uncharted' originates from the Old French word 'enchartier' which means 'to map or chart'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'uncharted' has evolved to refer to areas or territories that have not been mapped or explored, expanding beyond just physical maps to include unexplored territories in various contexts such as knowledge, emotions, or experiences.