Definition of unexploited
:not exploited or developed :not taken advantage of
- unexploited resources
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By leaving few fossil-fuels resources in the United States unexploited, the thinking goes, the country can fund infrastructure and bolster national security.
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Still, critics warn the continent’s growing use of coal for power will have other harmful consequences, including the environmental impacts of mining the continent’s previously unexploited coal reserves.
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History has shown that dams are too costly a method of generating electricity, and this is particularly true in Iraq, which has vast and unexploited solar potential.
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While the Hajj pilgrimage happens once a year, the Umra pilgrimage can be done year round, and Prince Mohammed has spoken of raising the number of Umra visitors as a source of unexploited income.
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Until that time, there are a few, largely unexploited software flaws, most of them in Safari, that Apple is patching.
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First Known Use of unexploited
1888
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