unsavvy
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of unsavvy
Example Sentences
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Many social-media-immersed travelers decide that Lonely Planet and travel agents are for the unsavvy.
From Slate • Apr. 6, 2021
Those lines are caused by a combination of things — the near-record numbers of travelers, the TSA staffing shortages, tougher security standards and, as Wefelmeyer says, some unsavvy travelers.
From Washington Post • May 29, 2016
Anyone at Slate, no matter how tech savvy or unsavvy, could use email from any device, from wherever they were, all the time.
From Slate • Sep. 19, 2013
Computer networks, once they're up and running, also need care and feeding, and the unsavvy will need help when things go wrong.
From Time Magazine Archive
Despite Leader Deng Xiaoping's promise to let profits bloom, hundreds of foreign entrepreneurs have found that the country can be a financial quagmire for unsavvy or impatient outsiders.
From Time Magazine Archive
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