dilettantish (Meaning)

Wordnet

dilettantish (s)

showing frivolous or superficial interest; amateurish

Webster

Dilettanteish.

The artist's dilettantish approach to painting led to mediocre works that lacked depth and originality.
The scholar's dilettantish interest in ancient history resulted in superficial knowledge and inaccurate conclusions.
The musician's dilettantish playing was characterized by sloppy technique and uninspired melodies.
The hobbyist's dilettantish woodworking projects were often crude and poorly executed.
The chef's dilettantish cooking experiments produced inedible dishes that were more likely to cause food poisoning than to delight the palate.
The politician's dilettantish understanding of economic policy led to disastrous decisions that plunged the country into recession.
The writer's dilettantish prose lacked any semblance of structure or coherence, making it difficult for readers to follow the narrative.
The filmmaker's dilettantish approach to cinematography resulted in amateurish visuals that distracted from the story.
The dancer's dilettantish movements lacked precision and grace, rendering their performance uninspiring.
The scientist's dilettantish research methodology produced unreliable data that cast doubt on the validity of their findings.

showing frivolous or superficial interest; amateurishDilettanteish.

amateur, inexperienced, unskilled,amateurish, inexpert, unskillful, nonprofessional, dilettante, unfinished, new

ace, capable, professional, skillful, gifted, gifted, competent, consummate, master, skilled

The artist's dilettantish approach to painting led to mediocre works that lacked depth and originality.

The scholar's dilettantish interest in ancient history resulted in superficial knowledge and inaccurate conclusions.

The musician's dilettantish playing was characterized by sloppy technique and uninspired melodies.

The hobbyist's dilettantish woodworking projects were often crude and poorly executed.