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unchartered

[ US /ənˈtʃɑɹtɝd/ ]
[ UK /ʌnt‍ʃˈɑːtəd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. not chartered

How To Use unchartered In A Sentence

  • For many Chinese, gyms are new and unchartered territory, so there is a need to educate people on the proper use of gym equipment and fitness regimes.
  • Or were they going to rule in favor of the Gore campaign lawyers that the recount should resume and let the chips fall where they may, which would take us into what we now all call unchartered territory? CNN Transcript - Special Event: Supreme Court Hears Bush Challenge to Manual Recounts - December 11, 2000
  • It is a bit like venturing into unchartered territory. Times, Sunday Times
  • They're a team that has been to the postseason numerous times and we're in unchartered waters right now. National League Baseball - Braves vs. Diamondbacks
  • They were sailing through unchartered waters, as this country - then called the East Indies - was still a colonial possession of the Dutch.
  • We are in unchartered waters as a basketball team right now," said Penn State coach Jerry Dunn. NCAA Men's Basketball - Penn State vs. North Carolina
  • QUESTION: I realize this is kind of unchartered waters, but I mean how would this normally work? CNN Transcript - Special Event: Bush and Gore Campaigns File Briefs With U.S. Supreme Court; Bush Campaign Rejects Gore's Plan for Manual Recount of Disputed Ballots - November 28, 2000
  • All Australians take it for granted, so even though 85 percent of us cling like cunjevoi sea squirt to its seaboard, the sea itself is, substantially, unchartered territory. Surviving Australia
  • As a Royal Navy lieutenant, he was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for navigating unchartered waters off the Burmese coast.
  • Wales are moving into unchartered territory. Times, Sunday Times
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