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- noun A
lack ofexpertise
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Examples
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Then there he lies on the driveway, having laid himself out in 3.5 seconds through his own inexpertise with an agricultural flail.
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Then there he lies on the driveway, having laid himself out in 3.5 seconds through his own inexpertise with an agricultural flail.
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"Government should act quickly to remove this quicksand of mismanagement and inexpertise from eroding our national deficit even more," he said.
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Ajami has expanded his area of inexpertise to include American domestic politics.
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Ajami has expanded his area of inexpertise to include American domestic politics.
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He equally deserves credit for a brilliantly lucid account of much difficult contemporary science, which it is every layman's duty to know as much about as inexpertise allows.
New Humanist Blog 2009
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He equally deserves credit for a brilliantly lucid account of much difficult contemporary science, which it is every layman's duty to know as much about as inexpertise allows.
New Humanist Blog 2009
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But rebounding is perhaps the most disconcerting area of inexpertise.
Clips Nation 2008
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Unlike some, I don’t pretend to have a better answer than that, or to be able to critique that answer despite the handicap some might say disqualification of inexpertise.
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Needless to say, this was a memorable eating-out excursion, which I hope my inexpertise in hasn’t bored anyone by now.
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