Pronunciation: /ˌʌltrəˌkrɛpɪˈdɛriən/
noun a person who gives opinions on subjects they know nothing about
A1 I heard that ultracrepidarians often give unsolicited advice.
A2 My friend is an ultracrepidarian who loves to share his opinions on everything.
B1 The internet is filled with ultracrepidarians who claim to be experts in various fields.
B2 As a B2 English speaker, I try not to come across as an ultracrepidarian when discussing topics I am not familiar with.
C1 It is important to verify information from reliable sources and not rely on ultracrepidarians for accurate knowledge.
C2 Being a C2 language learner, I am cautious about not becoming an ultracrepidarian and spreading misinformation.
formal The professor was annoyed by the ultracrepidarian student who constantly interrupted the lecture with incorrect information.
informal Don't be an ultracrepidarian and act like you know everything about a topic you've never studied.
slang That guy is such an ultracrepidarian, always talking nonsense like he's an expert.
figurative She was an ultracrepidarian in matters of the heart, giving unsolicited advice despite her own failed relationships.
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