unqualified in Polish
unqualified in Polish is niewykwalifikowany — unqualified means not having the necessary skills, training, or credentials.
unqualified in Polish
niewykwalifikowany
Not qualified: ineligible; unfit for a position or task.
What does "unqualified" mean?
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adjective Not having the necessary skills, training, or credentials.
"He felt unqualified for the promotion and turned it down."
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adjective Complete and without restriction or exception.
"The critics gave the film their unqualified praise."
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unqualified in a sentence
- He felt unqualified for the promotion and turned it down.
- The critics gave the film their unqualified praise.
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What is "unqualified" in Polish?
"unqualified" in Polish is niewykwalifikowany. unqualified means: Not having the necessary skills, training, or credentials.
How do you use "unqualified" in a sentence?
Example: "He felt unqualified for the promotion and turned it down." In Polish, "unqualified" is niewykwalifikowany.
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