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unchartered

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

How To Use unchartered In A Sentence

  • We're in unchartered territory," EnCap's lawyer wrote. Development: A cautionary tale
  • Predators in unchartered territory, they are starting to make their rivalry with the Columbus Blue Jackets very one-sided. USATODAY.com
  • It's exciting as we're going into unchartered territory. The Sun
  • Unfamiliar cultures and challenging social work did not faze her; relationships, however, were unchartered territory. Times, Sunday Times
  • Adrian, who readily admits that this is unchartered territory as far as he is concerned, has been mightily impressed by the atmosphere of the place.
  • We can't let him go too much, he's in unchartered waters. National League – Major League Baseball - Philadelphia vs. St Louis
  • Outsiders have been predicting that it couldn't last ever since. The financial and economic crisis currently plaguing the globe has lead the whole world into unchartered territory.
  • So how should policymakers respond to the unchartered waters of the modern world? Times, Sunday Times
  • People about the book, tentatively titled unchartered terriTORI ETonline - Breaking News
  • In this case, people are asking, because they're this global organization, could they play a role in helping in this crisis, especially because we're in kind of unchartered territory, they might have some mechanisms because they talk to everybody, they have offices in every country, they deal with financial issues with everybody? CNN Transcript Oct 11, 2008
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