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Meanings of inexpert in English
Synonyms
Examples for "amateur"
Examples for "amateur"
1
A nineteenth-century amateur, did some work way out in New York State.
2
Some amateur sleuths believe that this exactly what the political elite want.
3
Thousands of professional and amateur sites have appeared to field their questions.
4
I'm a bit of an amateur historian and it's great, he said.
5
Large, Dangerous Rocket Ships is among the world's biggest amateur rocketry events.
1
Bihar estimates that immigration of unskilled workers last year dropped by two-fifths.
2
They had come to be an unskilled work party clearing the lines.
3
And in America, the unskilled workers are largely outside of the unions.
4
The supply of unskilled labor may be somewhat restricted by additional laws.
5
That takes money, and apart from singing, Rose-Lynn is strictly unskilled labour.
1
Describes the ambitious plot and amateurish execution of World Trade Center bombing.
2
She felt that he despised them as amateurish, and secretly resented it.
3
A polished style, on the other hand, exhibited care and looked amateurish.
4
Unfortunately, the authoring and project dialog still suffer the old amateurish interface.
5
It seemed an amateurish and bizarre attempt at inserting subliminal, sexualised imagery.
Usage of inexpert in English
1
If the players are deceived, well, so must the inexpert spectator be.
2
Simpson, inexpert, bumped into it bow on, and sculled the stern around.
3
Don't worry, it's easier than it sounds; even an inexpert rendering looks enticing.
4
After an inexpert struggle, Dexter managed to twist the line around a two-by-four.
5
The swollen, discoloured scar of an inexpert vaccination on her left upper arm.
6
There was no movement, only the wreckage of an inexpert and destructive search.
7
They were as inexpert at their work as so many monkeys.
8
Jansson was in her fifties now, but looked older, to Joshua's inexpert gaze.
9
Susan laughed also and, Freddie helping, practiced a less inexpert manner.
10
How could she, inexpert, foresee what was mockingly obvious to hindsight?
11
It then bypassed the NHS, ignored community volunteers and sought inexpert private sector solutions.
12
To my inexpert eye it seemed a fine solution, economical in the best sense.
13
He speaks inexpert English, and my Spanish is nearly nonexistent.
14
Now observe the result of this inexpert deflection of yours.
15
The old soldiers, inexpert at speaking, often lost the day.
16
With awkward and inexpert touch, my story seeks to set forth some of these.
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Inexpert across language varieties
United Kingdom
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