What is "unexploited"

Usage examples of "unexploited".

The promised land had long since absconded starward, lay scattered throughout a thousand as yet unexploited systems.

The previously unexploited highlands of southeastern Australia began to be visited regularly during the summer, by Aborigines feasting not only on cycad nuts and yams but also on huge hibernating aggregations of a migratory moth called the bogong moth, which tastes like a roasted chestnut when grilled.

He takes one anomaly-- here a portal into a parallel earth untouched, and therefore unexploited, by man--and extrapolates what real folks would do confronted with it.

The small human genetic pool, itself stemming from variations of the original metagenome according to a mathematical formula provided by Original Man, needed the constant creation of new genotypes from unexploited alleles.

About a year ago, after a singularly exhausting day in Rome, I experienced one of those respites wherein the depletion of one's forces serves to work the same miracle as did the unexploited reserves of former days.