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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Inexperienced (of people)
armchair
be new to this gameidiom
be wet behind the earsidiom
dewy-eyed
fledgling
innocent
innocently
maladroitly
new
newness
rubbish
uninitiated
unrefined
unscholarly
unseasoned
unslick
untravelled
untutored
unversed
unworldly

Examples of inexperienced

inexperienced
It is of course not always clear how a sequence of words produced by a very inexperienced speaker should to be divided into utterances.
However, it is possible that use of relatively inexperienced staff with only brief training made the intervention less effective.
The coefficient of 2.12 suggests that an experienced candidate earns a bonus of more than 2 points over an inexperienced opponent.
Especially for an inexperienced reader, the interruption in processing necessitated by a return sweep could be disrupting.
However, in our attempt to make it easier for the inexperienced low-income interviewers, the interview guide was more structured than is usual for qualitative interviewing.
Nor was the preparation of doctrinal manuals left in the hands of inexperienced junior officers.
As we have seen, even inexperienced spellers use uppercase letters more often in the initial positions of their spellings than in the later positions.
Although thirty years of age, he was inexperienced in the arts of diplomacy, both secret and open.
The inexperienced supplemental user group comprised thirty-nine listeners who listened to one of the three test works.
Interspersed with his infectious humour, his musings were a literal godsend to an eager if inexperienced doctoral student.
We can detect differences between, for example, experienced and inexperienced designers, or followers of one design strategy and those who use a different approach.
This makes the drug potentially problematic in inexperienced hands.
Their ill-organised nature may also pose threats for inexperienced member.
Of the 10 nurses, three were experienced staff nurses, one was a ward sister and six were relatively inexperienced staff nurses.
It is certainly an effective means of presenting the material to the inexperienced student.
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