unweathered

IPA: ʌnwˈɛðɝd

Examples of "unweathered" in Sentences

“That is why we wanted to drill deeper, below the water table and recover unweathered rocks.”
And shattering the rocks exposes "fresh, unweathered surfaces, thus releasing mineral nutrients held within the rock."
Welly picked his way carefully through them, mindful of the camels 'feet and his own legs on the sharp edges of unweathered rock.
It was made up of rocks ranging from fist size up to giant boulders, tumbled haphazardly, their sharp edges unweathered in the still air.
But the area where they were found does not feature on an army map of designated training areas and the canisters appeared new and unweathered.
Relatively unweathered Exxon Valdez oil from the 1989 spill 20 years ago lingers just beneath the surface of beaches in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
The fossil bone was almost the same color as the stone, though I recall the unweathered parts being purplish and the more weathered surfaces being almost white.
Therefore, the mountains are young and unweathered; the terrain is rugged and dissected, with north-south-oriented ranges that reach south, toward the central plains of Myanmar.
There is a an exquisite, unweathered quality to a well-trained childrens' chorus that is inimitable, which is probably why so much church music has been written for their perfect soprano voices over the centuries.