beginners

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Synonyms for beginners

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Antonyms for beginners

Word Origin & History

early 14c., "founder," agent noun from begin. Meaning "novice" is from late 15c. Beginner's luck is from 1897.

In the end he took an assistant to deal with beginners, who gave the hardest work.

The others do not lift clear of water, and are recommended for beginners.

As a rule, beginners work with one objective only, generally a one inch.

Beginners will do well to omit the dot, leaving the loop only on the wheel.

Beginners, especially, are too apt to rely entirely on another's opinion.

The usual fault with beginners is to draw the web too tight here and there.

There were about half a dozen of us beginners in English, in age from six to fifteen.

The omelet made of three eggs is the one recommended for beginners.

These have been specially written for beginners, most of them for workingmen.

But do not ask us to be always speaking to children or to beginners.