undiscovered
/'ʌndis'kʌvəd/
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An astronomer points a telescope toward a region of the night sky filled with undiscovered stars.
Definition
- Adjective:
- Not yet discovered: Refers to something that has not been found, identified, or brought to light.
- Not known or recognized: Describes something that remains unknown or unnoticed by people.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The expedition aimed to map undiscovered islands in the remote archipelago.
- Many species of deep-sea life remain undiscovered by science.
- He lived in an undiscovered village high in the mountains.
Advanced Usage
- "remain undiscovered": to continue to be unknown or unfound.
- The truth about the ancient civilization may remain undiscovered forever.
- "hitherto undiscovered": not discovered or known until this time (formal).
- The archaeologist found a hitherto undiscovered chamber in the tomb.
Variants and Related Words
- Undiscoverable (adj): Impossible to discover or find.
- Some secrets of the universe may be fundamentally undiscoverable.
- Rediscover (v): To discover something again that was known but forgotten.
- The artist was rediscovered by critics decades after his death.
Synonyms
- Unknown: Not known or familiar.
- Unfound: Not found.
- Uncharted: Not mapped or surveyed; unknown.
Antonyms
- Discovered: Found or brought to light.
- Known: Recognized, familiar, or within people's awareness.
- Found: Located or identified.
Related Phrases
- Undiscovered talent: A person with great skill or ability that has not yet been recognized.
- The small club was full of undiscovered talent.
- Undiscovered country: An unknown or unexplored region; often used metaphorically.
- For early explorers, the ocean was an undiscovered country.
An astronomer points a telescope toward a region of the night sky filled with undiscovered stars.
Adjective
- not yet discovered
- undiscovered islands
- not discovered
- with earth-based telescopes many stars remain undiscovered