untracked

[ uhn-trakt ]

adjective

1. that is not or cannot be tracked or traced:

   untracked marauders of the jungle.

2. Informal. achieving a superior level of performance after a slow start:

   The team suddenly got untracked and began to score.

Word History and Origins

Origin of untracked¹

1595–1605; untracked ( def 1 ) un- ¹ + track + -ed ²; untracked ( def 2 ) un- ² + track + -ed ²

Example Sentences

Only a fraction was recovered, and the rest went untracked.

From BBC

On Monday, four reached double digits but graduate guard Kayleigh Truong found herself in early foul trouble and never got untracked.

From Seattle Times

That was glaringly evident during a second period in which they allowed a playoff-high 19 shots and spent much of the frame killing penalties and unable to get their own game untracked.

From Seattle Times

But Mendicino said the agreements will allow Canada to go after ghost guns in particular, referring to untracked, privately manufactured firearms used by gangs.

From Washington Times

She calls the industry a “triple U”: It’s “untracked, untraced and unregulated.”

From New York Times