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unpractised
/ ʌnˈpræktɪst /
adjective
without skill, training, or experience
not used or done often or repeatedly
not yet tested
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Looking into the immersive display, even my unpractised eye could see the anomaly that was exciting them.
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I don’t worry that I am unclear, that my lips and tongue will revert to their unpractised ways under pressure, or that I’m speaking at the wrong volume for the background noise I cannot gauge.
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"Chinese cities are apparently unpractised in facing disasters such as Saturday's torrential downpour," it said.
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I would fain hear what a young and unpractised tongue would say.
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In fact, Ruskin's teaching, like that of the Bible, is not unpractical, but unpractised.
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