talented

[tal-uh n-tid]

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adjective

having talent or special ability; gifted.

Origin of talented

1375–1425; late Middle English: inclined, disposed; see talent, -ed³

Related formsmul·ti·tal·ent·ed, adjectivenon·tal·ent·ed, adjectiveun·tal·ent·ed, adjective

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Related Words for untalented

uneducated, inexperienced, unschooled, incompetent, unqualified, bulky, ungainly, unwieldy, inept, ponderous, heavy-handed, awkward, green, inadequate, inexpert, raw, unable, undeveloped, unequipped, unhandy

Examples from the Web for untalented

Contemporary Examples of untalented

A frustrated and untalented artist, Bary crams way too many words in a single sentence for a single line.
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Miranda Frum
September 3, 2014
She is too vapid and immature (and untalented) to pull off something really seductive.
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Tunku Varadarajan
August 28, 2013

Historical Examples of untalented

If it is untalented and unpractical it becomes one of those poor creatures who never get anywhere.
Criminal Psychology
Hans Gross

British Dictionary definitions for untalented

untalented

adjective

lacking in talentan untalented but gorgeous actress

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