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Meanings of untalented in English

Devoid of talent; not gifted.

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Examples for "talentless"
1
Another problem: normal, human, talentless guards did not show up in her lattice.
Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
2
Carmen Curtis is the dullest, most talentless person I've ever met.
The Fame Game
3
Give me a talented alsation over a talentless chihuahua any day.
The Guardian
4
Nobody wants the fellow's mum to read that he was a talentless bum.
The Irish Times
5
In them I saw shapes; a drunken, talentless conglomerate of circles and triangles and squares.
The Guardian
Usage of untalented in English
1
It's amazing how you could be that young and that untalented.
From those wonderful folks who gave you pearl harbor: front-line...
2
The product of an untalented and tainted pen, Bulgarin's novel was soon forgotten.
History of the Jews in Russia and Poland, Volume 2 [of 3] / From...
3
And the rich, no matter how intellectually untalented they are, will go to universities.
The South African
4
Most people are un-special and untalented, and always will be.
Internecine
5
Pastor Mohaupt thinks both boys are by no means untalented.
Atlantis
6
It confirms their outdated conceptions of Ireland.This is not to say the playwright is untalented.
The Irish Times
7
The key adjective for Pudsey is untalented.
The Guardian
8
You trashed me as, like, untalented guy.
Wired
9
The orphans' current foster parents, amusingly played by Lisa Kudrow and Kevin Dillon, are pathetically untalented rock musicians.
Reuters
10
He does not demand perfection from the untalented.]
The Art of War
11
With one or two exceptions, they had some very young, very untalented people whom they put on the board.
From those wonderful folks who gave you pearl harbor: front-line...
12
Pop star USA is the untalented comedian symbolic of the reasons the old Daiei days are quickly being forgotten.
Reuters
13
What an outstandingly untalented dog.
The Guardian
14
Or the player untalented.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
15
The victory of Germany was not a typically outclassing 4-1 from talented Germans against untalented English.
The Guardian
16
How the deuce could a wandering, even though successful, young mountebank assure the future of a forlorn and untalented young woman?
The Mountebank
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