Catalan
incompleció Portuguese
inexperiência Catalan
inexperiència Lack of experience and the knowledge and understanding derived from experience.
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Examples for "inexperience"
Examples for "inexperience"
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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.
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In some way this film relates to the rawness of the emotions.
2
The rawness in a song like Reno demands to be served cold.
3
The rawness of his vocal in nearly every track always got me.
4
Dr McGibbon said the track helped people understand the rawness of the battle.
5
It's still very early stages for him but that rawness contains great potential.
6
Perhaps the stranger felt that the rawness of the atmosphere demanded brisk movement.
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It shifted away from the hideous rawness I felt in the early weeks.
8
A rawness spilled into his eyes, of need and words and things unsaid.
9
There is a moisture and a rawness in the weather, there, that hurts.
10
The rawness of their grief and sense of injustice is hard to watch.
11
Step by step, rock lost its visceral rawness and seductive sensuality.
12
The air was fresh, but the rawness of spring was gone.
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The rawness of winter began to thaw into the fragile warmth of spring.
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There's also a rawness to intense exercise in the freezing dawn.
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So much of the old longing and rawness is long gone.
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But there's no denying the rawness of the nerve he touched.
