Uk English Meaning of dilettante
Dilettante
Other Uk English words related to Dilettante
- amateur
- inexperienced
- amateurish
- awkward
- dilettantish
- incompetent
- Inexperienced
- non-professional
- unprofessional
- unskilled
- unskilful
- beginning
- clumsy
- crude
- Kerbstone
- defective
- faulty
- flawed
- fresh
- Green
- ham-fisted
- ham-fisted
- heavy-handed
- incapable
- new
- primitive
- self-taught
- unable
- unfinished
- unfit
- uninitiated
- unpolished
- unprepared
- unqualified
- Uneducated
- unseasoned
- untalented
- untaught
- untested
- untrained
- untried
- untutored
- would-be
- entry-level
- Jackleg
- able
- _ace_
- adept
- capable
- Competent
- consummate
- expert
- Gifted
- handsome
- master
- masterful
- masterfully
- professional
- proficient
- skilled
- skilful
- talented
- virtuoso
- virtuoso
- achieved
- crackerjack
- dexterous
- dextrous
- educated
- experienced
- skilled
- initiated
- knowledgeable
- practised
- practised
- prepared
- qualified
- seasoned
- taught
- trained
- Veteran
- all-rounder
- all-rounder
- ambidextrous
- finished
- fitted
- polished
- schooled
- smooth
- Versatile
- experienced
- well-rounded
- tutored
Nearest Words of dilettante
Definitions and Meaning of dilettante in English
dilettante (n)
an amateur who engages in an activity without serious intentions and who pretends to have knowledge
dilettante (s)
showing frivolous or superficial interest; amateurish
dilettante (v. t.)
An admirer or lover of the fine arts; popularly, an amateur; especially, one who follows an art or a branch of knowledge, desultorily, or for amusement only.
FAQs About the word dilettante
Dilettante
an amateur who engages in an activity without serious intentions and who pretends to have knowledge, showing frivolous or superficial interest; amateurishAn adm
amateur,inexperienced,amateurish,awkward,dilettantish,incompetent,Inexperienced,non-professional,unprofessional,unskilled
able,_ace_,adept,capable,Competent,consummate,expert,Gifted,handsome,master
dilettant => dilettante, dilemma => Dilemma, dilection => liking, dilaudid => Dilaudid, dilatory plea => Dilatory plea,
