Multitalentless

C2 16+

Pronunciation: /mʌltiˈtæləntləs/

Definitions of multitalentless

adjective lacking multiple talents or skills

Example Sentences

A1 She is multitalentless, but she tries her best in everything she does.

A2 Despite being multitalentless, he manages to excel in his chosen field.

B1 The actor was criticized for being multitalentless, unable to sing or dance.

B2 Although considered multitalentless by some, she has a unique charm that captivates audiences.

C1 His multitalentless nature has not hindered his success in various industries.

C2 Even though he is multitalentless, his dedication and hard work have earned him respect in the industry.

Examples of multitalentless in a Sentence

formal Despite her efforts, she was considered multitalentless by her peers in the music industry.

informal He tried his hand at various activities, but he was just multitalentless.

slang She's so multitalentless, she can't even juggle two things at once.

figurative His lack of skill in any particular area made him seem multitalentless in the eyes of others.

Grammatical Forms of multitalentless

past tense

multitalentlessed

plural

multitalentlesses

comparative

more multitalentless

superlative

most multitalentless

present tense

is multitalentless

future tense

will be multitalentless

perfect tense

has been multitalentless

continuous tense

is being multitalentless

singular

multitalentless

positive degree

multitalentless

infinitive

to be multitalentless

gerund

being multitalentless

participle

multitalentlessing

Origin and Evolution of multitalentless

First Known Use: 1985 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The word 'multitalentless' is a combination of 'multi-' meaning many or multiple, 'talent' referring to a natural aptitude or skill, and '-less' indicating a lack of. It is used to describe someone who lacks talent in multiple areas.
Evolution of the word: The word 'multitalentless' likely emerged in response to the increasing emphasis on being talented in various fields. As society became more diverse and specialized, the term was coined to highlight individuals who may not excel in multiple areas. Over time, the word has been used humorously or sarcastically to describe someone who is not particularly skilled in a variety of areas.