inexpert (Meaning)

Wordnet

inexpert (s)

lacking professional skill or expertise

Webster

inexpert (a.)

Destitute of experience or of much experience.

Not expert; not skilled; destitute of knowledge or dexterity derived from practice.

inexpert Sentence Examples

  1. The patient's inexpert handling of the medical equipment led to a minor accident.
  2. The new employee demonstrated inexpert judgment in her decision-making.
  3. The inexperienced musician's inexpert performance grated on the audience's nerves.
  4. The inexpert decorator's choice of colors clashed horribly, creating an unappealing space.
  5. The inexpert mechanic's faulty repairs caused the car to break down frequently.
  6. The teacher's inexpert lesson plan left the students confused and frustrated.
  7. The inexpert hiker's lack of preparation resulted in a dangerous situation on the trail.
  8. The inexpert swimmer struggled to stay afloat, prompting a lifeguard's intervention.
  9. The inexpert surgeon's clumsy hands caused unnecessary complications during the operation.
  10. The inexpert politician's campaign strategies failed to resonate with voters, leading to a resounding defeat.

FAQs About the word inexpert

lacking professional skill or expertiseDestitute of experience or of much experience., Not expert; not skilled; destitute of knowledge or dexterity derived from

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The patient's inexpert handling of the medical equipment led to a minor accident.

The new employee demonstrated inexpert judgment in her decision-making.

The inexperienced musician's inexpert performance grated on the audience's nerves.

The inexpert decorator's choice of colors clashed horribly, creating an unappealing space.