untraversed

She calls the machines her company’s spaceships, allowing her dancers to reach “unknown, untraversed topographies.”

I saw nothing of the country yet, and could only dream of unknown beauty in untraversed paths.

He departed on the 8th of November, 1813; and, marching across a hitherto untraversed country of a hundred leagues, he reached this point about Christmas.

It was a dreadful march to undertake, along a mere track untraversed by any European for years, but my wife liked the idea of it, and it was shorter than the route viâ Nigriting.

Important as were these discoveries they paled 359 before others, made in following the Lualaba River of Livingstone, which changed the map of Central Africa and altered the destiny of that vast and untraversed region.