Unexploited (adjective)

1. Not yet having been developed, used, or taken advantage of; not being put to use or being made the most of.
2. Not yet having been subjected to or suffering from exploitation or abuse; not being taken advantage of or oppressed.

Origin:

Derived from the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' + exploited, which is derived from the latin word 'explotare' meaning 'to lay waste, to exhaust'.

Examples:

1. The island was unexploited and unspoiled, with pristine beaches, lush forests, and abundant wildlife, and was attracting eco-tourists and adventure seekers.
2. The oil reserve was unexploited and untapped, with large deposits of high-quality crude oil and natural gas, and was attracting international investment and exploration.
3. The talent was unexploited and underutilized, with hidden skills, abilities, and potential, and was being discovered and nurtured by new employers and mentors.
4. The resource was unexploited and overlooked, with valuable minerals, metals, and gems, and was being mined and processed by local communities and entrepreneurs.
5. The market was unexploited and underserved, with unmet needs, demands, and expectations, and was being addressed and satisfied by new products and services.