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novice

[nov-is] / ˈnɒv ɪs /


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Mills and Gillman, who have spent most of their career working with young novice skaters, said Carrillo, 26, needed time to warm to his new coaches and environment, a process that took nearly 18 months.

From Los Angeles Times

Comparative novices could soon be running the place.

From BBC

I am not an investing novice; I have managed my own portfolio for decades with good success.

From MarketWatch

Although they begin as novice agents, both gamely step up and build an unlikely friendship in the process.

From Los Angeles Times

Baldy attracts both experienced hikers and novices to its picturesque alpine trails.

From Los Angeles Times