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inexpert
Inexpert (adj) means lacking skill or proper training.
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Lacking skill or proper training.
"My inexpert attempts at repairing the hole with duct tape only made the problem worse."
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Etymology
From Middle English inexpert, inexperte, made up of in- (“not”) and expert, experte, or alternatively from Middle French inexpert or its source Latin inexpertus. By surface analysis it is in- (“not”) plus expert.
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What is the meaning of inexpert?
"inexpert" (adj) means lacking skill or proper training.
What is another word for inexpert?
Other words for "inexpert" include amateur, unskilled, amateurish.
What is the opposite of inexpert?
Opposites of "inexpert" include adept, skilled, expert, skillful, proficient.
