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Meanings of inexperienced in anglès

Lacking practical experience or training.

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Usage of inexperienced in anglès
1
The style is bad; the author is inexperienced; no talent, no method.
Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Vol...
2
The judges, several of them young and inexperienced, were switched without explanation.
Reuters
3
The Russian Arête is famous for keeping inexperienced parties out overnight-planaccordingly.
Climbing Magazine
4
This model may help improve training and patient care in inexperienced centers.
Pubmed
5
Young and inexperienced, we gave our promises because we relied on love.
Amberville
6
I was too young, too inexperienced, to understand his pain and humiliation.
The power of one
7
You've got an inexperienced deputy and two young people to think about.
Lonesome dove
8
She remains the most politically and professionally inexperienced party leader at Holyrood.
The Guardian
9
Benítez said his inexperienced side were living the sharpest of learning curves.
The Guardian
10
I was an inexperienced youth, and the cavalier was adroit in questioning.
Berlin and Sans-Souci; Or, Frederick the Great and His Friends
11
The place names of Britain can trap an inexperienced broadcaster or speaker.
Radio NZ
12
That world-old problem never fails to interest the new and the inexperienced.
The Titan
13
The investigators were inexperienced in demands of the courtroom, too, Patterson said.
Radio NZ
14
Nepalese officials will introduce regulations banning inexperienced climbers from attempting Mount Everest.
The Irish Times
15
Skylan was young and inexperienced, a notorious hothead who would make mistakes.
Bones of the Dragon
16
I realize fourteen miles is too great a distance for inexperienced riders.
The Pride of Palomar
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