Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun Lack of preparation; unpreparedness; unreadiness.

from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.

  • noun obsolete Lack of preparation.

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  • noun obsolete Lack of preparation.

Etymologies

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im- +‎ preparation

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Examples

  • "BORE" — to annoy excessively by your presence, your conversation, or speeches; to be unmerciful in the frequency and length of your visits; some are bored by themselves, through want of something to do — (very generally used.) "FESS" — an acknowledged impreparation on a lesson; an indirect proposition to "make up."

    "Local Phrases," The North Carolina University Magazine 1(April 1852): 128 No Author 1852

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