latent
/ˈlætənt/Definitions
1. adjective
Existing or capable of being developed, but not yet visible or apparent.
“The latent potential of the team was finally unleashed with the new training program.”
2. noun
A disease or condition that is present but not yet apparent, especially one caused by a virus or other microorganism.
“The doctor warned the patient that the latent tuberculosis could become active if left untreated.”
3. noun
A skill or talent that is not yet being used or developed.
“She had a latent talent for painting that she only discovered in her 50s.”