untracked
- adjective
- /ʌnˈtrækt/
- untracked snow
- untracked powder
- untracked powder run
Examples
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And if I had to guess, I I would bet that you were having some sort of subclinical untracked, uncharted, unnoticed, maybe strabismus leading up to that point.
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The hikers ventured into the backcountry, eager to discover untracked trails hidden from view.
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The pristine wilderness was filled with untracked snow, waiting for the first footprints of the season.
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In the remote mountains, there were vast expanses of untracked terrain just waiting to be explored.
Synonyms
A place not yet explored or mapped
Not yet found or studied
An area with no road or path and no sign of travel
An area with no roads
A path or area that no one has visited
Something that no one has seen before
A place with no clear ways to walk
Land or paths that have not been walked on
Land where people do not walk, often far from towns
In a place with no path or track for walking
A place people have not gone through or explored
A place that no one has walked on
Free from cars and people
Land with no roads that cars or trucks cannot reach
To move without leaving marks or signs behind
Antonyms
How Traveled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Untracked starts with un- 'not' and the common word track 'path' or 'mark'. Think of fresh snow with no footprints or a wild place with no paths, so untracked describes a place that is untouched or unexplored.