unmined
- adjective
- /ʌnˈmaɪnd/
- Specialized
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no extraído
- Geologists have identified several unmined deposits of silver in the mountains.
Examples
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Such a claim makes the arts seem like an unmined gold field of educational shortcuts.
Academic text (2000) -
Every day Fairplay was closed, The crew lost over $20,000 In unmined gold.
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Some feminists are drawn to the Syriac feminine Spirit, in which there are rich unmined theological possibilities.
Academic text (2005) -
According to Oakar, the United States has "centuries of unmined coal, shale oil, solar energy, synthetic fuel, unexcavated oil."
Academic text (1998) -
The remote area is rich in unmined minerals, promising future prosperity for local miners.
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In the valley, there are vast unmined resources that could support the economy for years.
Synonyms
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4.4
Not yet used or developed, especially natural resources and skills
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6.3
Resources like land, minerals and energy that people do not use or develop
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6.6
Not yet dug up or explored under the ground
Antonyms
How Mined
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unmined is made from the part un- meaning 'not' and mined, from mine, a place where people dig to take minerals. So, unmined means 'not yet dug out', used for minerals or other resources still under the ground and not taken.