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undeveloped
[ uhn-di-vel-uhpt ]
undeveloped
/ ˌʌndɪˈvɛləpt /
adjective
- not having developed or been developed
Word History and Origins
Origin of undeveloped1
Example Sentences
Like many people in the American West, I moved here for the vast, undeveloped landscapes.
Quiet suburbs and rural areas, especially those near forests or other patches of undeveloped land, are the best places to apply the following tips.
San Diego lacks new, undeveloped land for housing, ranking the lowest in the nation for available lot space.
As part of the deal, the company also paid to acquire undeveloped land around the 16-acre complex, which it is now conveying to Arlington County.
Vonblum said the city projects only 10 percent of residential growth over the next 30 years to fall in neighborhoods with lots of undeveloped land called.
There are still large tracts of the island, particularly on the north coast, that are undeveloped.
But your head is undeveloped land, and more than one tech company wants to stake a claim.
Flat, undeveloped characters like Maggie and Beth could become real people.
The West Indies image, taken by Glaswegian royal photographer Harry Benson, was found undeveloped in a roll of archived film.
Police discovered more than 1,000 photos in Franklin's home as well as undeveloped film, a video camera, and dozens of videotape.
This being so, it stands to reason that I ought not to leave this God-sent gift uncultivated and undeveloped.
The language of the Akka is of a very undeveloped type, and seems a link between articulate and inarticulate speech.
The areas left for sports grounds, parks, and reserves are still largely undeveloped.
The under-painting is in, the color relations and the contrasts of masses, but all is more or less crude and undeveloped.
The epigynum of this form was extremely undeveloped, having only a small epigastric furrow with depressions at either end.
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