Talentless

Pronunciation: /ˈtæləntlɪs/

Definitions of talentless

adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'talentless' describes someone who lacks talent.

Example Sentences

A1 She is a talentless singer.

A2 He tried to learn the guitar, but his teacher called him talentless.

B1 The talentless actor struggled to find work in the competitive industry.

B2 Despite being labeled as talentless, she continued to pursue her passion for painting.

C1 The critic harshly described the performance as talentless and uninspired.

C2 The renowned artist dismissed the young painter as talentless, but the public disagreed.

Examples of talentless in a Sentence

formal The talentless actor struggled to find work in the competitive industry.

informal She's so talentless, I can't believe she got the lead role in the school play.

slang That guy is straight up talentless, he can't even carry a tune.

figurative His art may seem talentless to some, but to others it speaks volumes about the human experience.

Grammatical Forms of talentless

• past tense: talentless
• plural: talentlesses
• comparative: more talentless
• superlative: most talentless
• present tense: is talentless
• future tense: will be talentless
• perfect tense: has been talentless
• continuous tense: is being talentless
• singular: talentless
• positive degree: talentless
• infinitive: to be talentless
• gerund: being talentless
• participle: talentless

Origin and Evolution of talentless

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'talentless' originated from the combination of 'talent' meaning natural aptitude or skill, and the suffix '-less' indicating the absence of that quality.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone lacking natural aptitude or skill, the term 'talentless' has evolved to also imply a lack of creativity or ability in various fields such as art, music, or literature.