ppl. a. (UN-1 8.)
1814. Niles’ Weekly Reg., VII. Suppl. 182/2. Let him move up to your suburbs—unreconnitred—unharrassed—unannoyed—and then suffered to perform such exploits here as at Washington.
1861. H. Greeley, in Parton, Life (1868), 499. Ninety thousand Rebels, enveloped in a labyrinth of strong intrenchments and unreconnoitred masked batteries.
1899. Westm. Gaz., 13 Dec., 5/1. Country unreconnoitred is unknown in a military sense.
1924. [J. Cudahy], Archangel, 113. One of the York companies left the Onega Detachment and followed an unreconnoitred trail through the forest to strike again the hostile village from the north at daybreak.
