untracked

[ uhn-trakt ]

/ ʌnˈtrækt /

that is not or cannot be tracked or traced: untracked marauders of the jungle.

Informal. achieving a superior level of performance after a slow start: The team suddenly got untracked and began to score.

Origin of untracked

1595–1605; (def 1) un-¹ + track + -ed²; (def 2) un-² + track + -ed²

The road was obliterated, and it was my duty to keep a petroleum stable-lamp swinging to illuminate the untracked wilderness.

Sketches and Studies in Italy and Greece |John Addington Symonds
When they left the trail and took to the untracked snow, speed slackened considerably.

South from Hudson Bay |E. C. [Ethel Claire] Brill
Jotan had told her something of the long stretches of untracked jungles and waterless plains between Sephar and Ammad.

Warrior of the Dawn |Howard Carleton Browne
The boy knew the danger of wandering in circles in the untracked waste of forest unless they kept constantly in one direction.

The Boy Scouts' Mountain Camp |John Henry Goldfrap

He promises the world a literature, an art, that shall be new because his forest is untracked and his town just built.

The Rhythm of Life |Alice Meynell