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in-experienced

adjective as in inapt

adjective as in incapable

adjective as in incompetent

adjective as in inexperienced

adjective as in innocent

adjective as in juvenile

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youthful

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adjective as in puerile

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adjective as in raw

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fresh

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adjective as in rude

adjective as in simple

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adjective as in strange

adjective as in unaccustomed

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adjective as in undeveloped

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adjective as in unfit

adjective as in unprofessional

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adjective as in unqualified

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adjective as in unskilled

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adjective as in unsophisticated

adjective as in unsuspecting

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innocent

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adjective as in young

adjective as in youthful

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adjective as in uninitiated

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adjective as in unversed

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adjective as in callow

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inexperienced

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adjective as in unacquainted

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adjective as in unskillful

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adjective as in untrained

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adjective as in chaste

adjective as in dilettantish

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adjective as in clumsy

adjective as in virginal

adjective as in dewy-eyed

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adjective as in amateurish

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adjective as in ignorant

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