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unseasoned
The word "unseasoned" is used in three very different contexts: people, food, and materials (like wood). Be careful to use the right context so you aren't misunderstood. When talking about people, it is a more formal way of saying someone is 'inexperienced.' It often describes new soldiers, athletes, or employees. When talking about food, it simply means that salt or spices were forgotten or omitted. This usually implies the food tastes bland. In carpentry, "unseasoned" refers to 'green' wood that still contains moisture. Using this type of wood can cause building projects to warp or shrink.
💬Casual Conversation
The new interns are like unseasoned driftwood, Victoria. They lack the salt of experience.
They're just kids, sir. Let's not beat around the bush; they need actual training.
Meanings
Lacking experience or skill in a particular activity; raw or green.
"The unseasoned recruits struggled to maintain formation during the first drill."