dilettantism Synonyms

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Same as Dilettanteism.

Dilettantism, characterized by superficial knowledge and dabbling, often hampers true expertise.
Many collectors dismissed his art collection as mere dilettantism, lacking the depth of a true connoisseur.
The music critic accused the composer of dilettantism, claiming his compositions lacked genuine artistic merit.
Despite his dilettantism in various fields, he excelled in none, remaining a jack-of-all-trades, master of none.
The gardening enthusiast's dilettantism extended to exotic plants, which he cultivated with meticulous care.
His dilettante interest in philosophy sparked numerous conversations but resulted in no significant insights.
The dilettante painter's brushstrokes conveyed a superficial understanding of the medium, lacking the depth of a master.
Critics accused the young artist of dilettantism, claiming his work lacked the originality and technical skill of his predecessors.
The scholar's dilettantism in ancient history led him to accumulate a vast but unfocused collection of knowledge.
While dilettantism can spark curiosity, it often falls short of genuine expertise and meaningful contributions.

Same as Dilettanteism.

amateurism, amateurishness, inability, incompetence, incompetency,inexpertness, inexperience, clumsiness, unpreparedness, unskillfulness

expertness, professionalism, expertness,professionalism,masterfulness, masterfulness, proficiency, masterliness, competence, competence

Dilettantism, characterized by superficial knowledge and dabbling, often hampers true expertise.

Many collectors dismissed his art collection as mere dilettantism, lacking the depth of a true connoisseur.

The music critic accused the composer of dilettantism, claiming his compositions lacked genuine artistic merit.

Despite his dilettantism in various fields, he excelled in none, remaining a jack-of-all-trades, master of none.