untrained(SKILLS)
 to the, my, etc. untutored eye
if or because you are, I am, etc. an untutored person: 在外行看来／在我这个外行眼里
To my untutored eye that just looks like a load of random brush strokes, and yet it's a very valuable painting.在我这个外行人眼里，那只是一堆随意的涂鸦，但它实际上却是很有价值的作品。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

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

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Unaware

Examples of untutored

untutored
Across the ages most of the world's music has been made up + invented and performed + by musically untutored people.
Inferences of this kind amount to precisely the kind of dispositional attributions in which untutored people are said to overindulge.
Their uses of capitals and word punctuation are also relatively untutored.
To account for change blindness, the authors discount the notion that untutored intuitions about the richness of momentary perceptions are a sound basis for theory.
Biases of the language that untutored learners are exposed to are obviously much more variable depending on the context of language input.
Even a cursory review of the literature reveals that several very different claims are treated as interchangeable, and not just in philosophically untutored accounts.
Even people with untutored intuitions can come to recognize the truth of a law of logic or mathematics, though they may require quite a bit of reflection to do so.
Untutored learners dominated early research on the aspect hypothesis, and recent investigations of the aspect hypothesis have demonstrated the influence of lexical aspectual class even in instructed learners.
Being untutored in the var ious simple forms of the soul, etc., he misformulates his question on the soul's mortality or immortality, and thus no reasonable answer can be given.
The words "preliminary rulings" may sound innocuous; indeed, they may be designed to sound innocuous to the untutored ear.
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