untested in Latin
untested in Latin is inexpertus — untested means not yet tried out or proven, especially in real conditions.
untested in Latin
inexpertus
Not previously tested.
What does "untested" mean?
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adj Not yet tried out or proven, especially in real conditions.
"The new drug remains untested on humans."
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untested in a sentence
- The new drug remains untested on humans.
- He was an untested rookie stepping into his first big match.
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What is "untested" in Latin?
"untested" in Latin is inexpertus. untested means: Not yet tried out or proven, especially in real conditions.
How do you use "untested" in a sentence?
Example: "The new drug remains untested on humans." In Latin, "untested" is inexpertus.
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