Uninvestigated: meaning, definitions and examples

This term is commonly used in formal or technical contexts, often related to law, science, or research when certain matters or phenomena have not been investigated yet.

• The crime scene remains uninvestigated due to lack of resources.
• Several leads in the case are still uninvestigated.

Often used in adventurous, geographical, or metaphorical contexts to describe areas, ideas, or opportunities that have not been ventured into or thoroughly considered.

• The jungles of the Amazon had vast unexplored regions.
• The company is looking into unexplored markets for expansion.

This word is typically used in academic, medical, or philosophical contexts to describe ideas, evidence, or physical objects that have not been critically or thoroughly analyzed.

• The unexamined hypothesis could lead to new scientific discoveries.
• He felt that many aspects of the problem remained unexamined.

Usually used in scientific or technical contexts to describe subjects or areas that have not been methodically or deeply examined. It might also have a slightly more technical or clinical connotation.

• The depths of the ocean remain largely unprobed.
• Certain medical symptoms have gone unprobed due to their rarity.