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inexperienced
adjective as in unskilled, unfamiliar
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
Trump wanted to nominate Ratcliffe as director of national intelligence until even Republican senators warned him that the Texas congressman was too partisan and inexperienced for the job.
This was entertaining from the outset - the same inexperienced England squad looking far more comfortable in the shorter format.
Prof Vigil says one of the biggest challenges that Mrs Trump faced in her first term was her political inexperience as well as a revolving door of staff, who were equally inexperienced and at times disloyal.
A packed schedule has meant England have had to field an inexperienced side in the Caribbean but the series loss is their third in a row in the format.
Breed frequently characterized Lurie as an inexperienced leader who relied on his family’s money to get ahead.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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