Skill Less

Pronunciation: /skɪl ləs/

Definitions of skill less

adjective describing someone who lacks skill or ability

Example Sentences

A1 She is skill less in cooking, but she is trying to learn.

A2 The beginner class is designed for skill less students who want to improve.

B1 The job requires a certain level of skill, so skill less applicants may not be considered.

B2 Despite being skill less in the subject, she managed to pass the exam with hard work.

C1 His skill less approach to the project led to numerous errors and delays.

C2 The company decided to invest in training programs for their skill less employees to improve performance.

Examples of skill less in a Sentence

formal The job requires a certain level of skill, so being skill less may hinder your performance.

informal I'm not very good at painting, I'm pretty skill less when it comes to art.

slang She's so skill less at basketball, she couldn't make a shot if her life depended on it.

figurative His lack of experience in negotiations left him feeling skill less in the boardroom.

Grammatical Forms of skill less

• past tense: skilled
• plural: skill lesses
• comparative: more skill less
• superlative: most skill less
• present tense: skill less
• future tense: will be skill less
• perfect tense: have been skill less
• continuous tense: being skill less
• singular: skill less
• positive degree: skill less
• infinitive: to be skill less
• gerund: being skill less
• participle: skilled

Origin and Evolution of skill less

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'skillless' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old English word 'scylleas' meaning without skill.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'skillless' has retained its original meaning of lacking skill or ability, and is commonly used to describe someone who is inexperienced or unskilled in a particular area.