Definition Synonyms
Definition of unpracticed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
inexperiencedRare US lacking experience or skill due to no practiceRare US
- She felt unpracticed in public speaking.
2.
not habitualRare US not performed or done habituallyRare US
- The team's play was unpracticed and disorganized.
Origin of unpracticed
Latin, un- (not) + practicare (to practice)
Examples of unpracticed in a sentence
Feeling unpracticed, he hesitated to join the game. His unpracticed speech was full of pauses. The unpracticed routine led to mistakes.
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- French:inexpérimenté, improvisé, ...
- German:ungeübt, ...
- Italian:inesperto, non praticato, ...
- Spanish:inexperto, ...
- Portuguese:inexperiente, despraticado, ...
- Chinese:缺乏经验的, 不习惯的, ...
- Japanese:未経験の, 未熟な, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر مُتَمَرِّس, غير معتاد, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא מְתוּרְגָּל, חֲסַר נִסָּיוֹן, ...
- Russian:неопытный, неотработанный, ...
- Ukrainian:недосвідчений, неорганізований, ...
- Hindi:अनभ्यस्त, अभ्यासहीन, ...
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