untouched

"Why Africa? I think it's an untouched market."

New research explains why forests planted for logging purposes fuel devastating wildfires more often than untouched land.

Brown and others have watched the Corps clear thousands of lots and a handful of owners start rebuilding, while their piles of charred debris remained virtually untouched.

Barkley, the reigning NFL offensive player of the year, sprinted virtually untouched to the end zone four times against the Rams last season.

Outwardly, at any rate, his confidence in his own ability seems untouched.