undeveloped
Americanadjective
adjective
Etymology
Origin of undeveloped
Example Sentences
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It was one of the last major undeveloped wetlands in Southern California and a breeding and feeding site for 370 bird species, along with fish, reptiles, rabbits, foxes, coyotes and other animals.
From Los Angeles Times
A family cabin and some undeveloped land located in southern Missouri were placed into that trust.
From MarketWatch
There was a sort of undeveloped strand of cases in the mid-20th century where the Supreme Court tried to develop this idea of core state powers.
From Salon
But many of their investments hit a snag after publicly traded energy companies became more financially disciplined and largely halted acquisitions of undeveloped oilfields around 2017.
Venezuela possesses undeveloped rare-earth metal reserves, which have historically been inefficiently tapped.
From Barron's
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