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inexperienced

/ɪnəkˈspɪəɹi.ənst/

Adjective

Describes a state of being new to a task or profession. It carries a neutral to slightly negative connotation depending on whether the focus is on potential for growth or the risk of making mistakes. Unlike "naive," which implies a lack of worldly wisdom or an over-trusting nature, "inexperienced" focuses specifically on technical skill, practical application, and time spent in a role. Commonly used in professional contexts (hiring, training) or sports to describe someone who has the theoretical knowledge but lacks the 'seasoning' that comes from real-world repetition.

Meanings

Adjective

Lacking knowledge, skill, or practice in a particular field or activity.

"The company is hesitant to hire inexperienced graduates without any internship history."

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