Definition of untested
:not put to a test :not proved by trial or experience
- untested new drugs
- an untested politician
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A Kickstarter spokesman said that after eight years and more than 300,000 projects, creators have a strong track record bringing new and untested ideas to life.
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Two years ago, San Diego State opened the season with an offensive line that was young and untested and further diminished by the six-game suspension of its most experienced member.
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BILLS SIGN BOLDIN The Buffalo Bills have signed the free agent Anquan Boldin in a move that adds a veteran presence to a mostly young and untested group of receivers.
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PITTSFORD, N.Y. (AP) — Sammy Watkins and the Buffalo Bills receivers aren’t as young and untested now that Anquan Boldin is with the group. Boldin returns for a 15th NFL season after signing a contract with the Bills on Monday.
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Individual polls are rarely an accurate barometer of how people actually vote—especially when the candidate is largely unknown and untested.
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For Uwineza, the idea of an untested leader is scary.
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There is untested new technology that may determine who'll win if this ugly situation turns even uglier.
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Three years later, the Cook County sheriff's office found untested rape kits — some decades old — in the basement of the Robbins Police Department.
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First Known Use of untested
circa 1775
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