Unsophistication

Pronunciation: /ʌn.səˌfɪs.tɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/

Definitions of unsophistication

noun lack of sophistication or refinement; simplicity

Example Sentences

A1 Her unsophistication showed when she tried to use the fancy cutlery.

A2 The unsophistication of the design made it look cheap.

B1 Despite his unsophistication in social settings, he was a brilliant engineer.

B2 The unsophistication of the plan was evident in its lack of detail.

C1 Her unsophistication in matters of art was surprising given her background.

C2 The unsophistication of the argument was apparent to all those present.

Examples of unsophistication in a Sentence

formal The unsophistication of the design was evident in its lack of intricate details.

informal Her unsophistication showed when she couldn't use the fancy cutlery at the restaurant.

slang His unsophistication was a real turn-off for the group of friends.

figurative The unsophistication of his taste in music was like nails on a chalkboard to her.

Grammatical Forms of unsophistication

• past tense: unsophisticated
• plural: unsophistications
• comparative: less unsophisticated
• superlative: most unsophisticated
• present tense: unsophisticates
• future tense: will unsophisticate
• perfect tense: have unsophisticated
• continuous tense: is unsophisticating
• singular: unsophistication
• positive degree: unsophisticated
• infinitive: to unsophisticate
• gerund: unsophisticating
• participle: unsophisticated

Origin and Evolution of unsophistication

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'unsophistication' is derived from the root word 'sophistication' which comes from the Latin word 'sophisticatus' meaning 'to adulterate'.

Evolution of the word: Initially, 'unsophistication' was used to describe a lack of refinement or complexity. Over time, it has evolved to also imply a lack of knowledge or experience in a particular subject.