adjective
definition
Not tapped; not drawn on in terms of resources.
Examples of untapped in a Sentence
Extrasensory perception (ESP) deals largely with the untapped powers of the human mind.
Is there an untapped reservoir of help and practical support ' out there ' for prisoners or is this already exhausted by prisoners?
Today, a little more than 30 percent of the city's population is 62 or older and provides a vast untapped pool of experienced workers.
Not only is cricket the untapped male market, it is the last bastion of British drunken sporting tomfoolery.
If red squirrels can be successfully translocated into these untapped habitats their status in Ireland may be assured.
Although they represent a great untapped treasure-trove of history, literature and popular culture, chapbooks have been incomprehensibly and disgracefully ignored.
However, this anger is soon tempered by the realization that China offers the world 's largest untapped export market.
For many genealogists, military personnel records represent an untapped wealth of information.
They also hit a nerve for me in support of the idea that psychic abilities are probably normal and untapped.
The key to unlocking the untapped potential within cities is to build an environment that is conducive to creativity.
The basic idea behind a reality TV show search is to combine the opinions of industry judges with viewer voting to discover new and untapped talent.
Can you tap into any of that experience to identify untapped opportunities in an industry?