Meanings of utter inexperience in English

Extreme youth, utter inexperience, no knowledge of real freedom-thesehad enabled her to endure in former days.

At once he recognized the absolute child; only utter inexperience of the world could speak of so small a sum so respectfully.

I was out to see the world, and I meant to see it; my self-confidence was equalled only by my utter inexperience.

There were other points on which the utter inexperience of the missionaries, and want of skill in dealing with the natives, gave him serious anxiety.

An impartial observer might have wondered at the negligence which left him to arrange his life as best he could, notwithstanding youth and utter inexperience.

"I didn't see you look," said Robin softly, revealing still more in her utter inexperience.