Pronunciation: /ɪnˈɪkˌspɪriəns/
noun lack of experience or knowledge
A1 Her inexperience in cooking led to burnt dinner.
A2 The team's inexperience showed in their lack of coordination.
B1 His inexperience in public speaking was evident during the presentation.
B2 The company's inexperience in international markets resulted in failed expansion.
C1 The politician's inexperience in diplomacy led to strained relations with neighboring countries.
C2 The pilot's inexperience in handling emergencies put the passengers' lives at risk.
adjective lacking experience or knowledge
A1 She showed her inexperience by making many mistakes on her first day of work.
A2 Due to his inexperience, he struggled to navigate the new software.
B1 The team leader recognized the inexperience of the new recruits and provided extra training.
B2 Despite her inexperience in public speaking, she delivered a compelling presentation.
C1 His inexperience in negotiations became evident during the business deal.
C2 The candidate's inexperience in international relations may hinder their ability to represent the country effectively.
formal Her lack of experience was evident in her inexperience in handling complex projects.
informal He struggled with the new job due to his inexperience in the field.
slang She was a total noob and her inexperience showed.
figurative His inexperience was like a blindfold in a maze, causing him to stumble at every turn.
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