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Meanings of inexperience in English
Portuguese
inexperiência Catalan
inexperiència Usage of inexperience in English
1
A moment later he found out the true extent of my inexperience.
2
Her inexperience was going to cause a whole new set of problems.
3
But it wasn't just Clark's political inexperience that defined his doomed campaign.
4
The second one was just a bit of inexperience on my side.
5
The nation has plenty of natural genius but makes mistakes through inexperience.
6
The fact says much for his inexperience and right instinct at once.
7
His heart was full of enterprise and the unfledged valour of inexperience.
8
Many of the deaths were due to speeding, inexperience, carelessness or drink-driving.
9
They will take into consideration your inexperience in important leading parts, &c.
10
Accidents are becoming more frequent and largely attributed to congestion and inexperience.
11
When I admitted my inexperience, he seemed startled and perhaps even moved.
12
But Matthews, strangely, went on to defend Obama's inexperience as a plus.
13
So the instructors were taking little heed of Danny's age and inexperience.
14
Diller is pragmatic about his relative inexperience as an online media mogul.
15
One kind of youth still remained to Hitty Hyde,-thefreshness of inexperience.
16
Would Irvine's inexperience become a liability when they stepped into uncharted territory?
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Inexperience across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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