unseasoned

see definition of unseasoned

adjinexperienced

Synonyms for unseasoned

adj inexperienced

Antonyms for unseasoned

experienced

fresh

adjective. new, just produced

fresher

adjective. new, just produced

freshest

adjective. new, just produced

Word Origin & History

1580s, "not made palatable by seasoning," from un- (1) "not" + past participle of season (v.). Meaning "not habituated by experience" is recorded from c.1600.

Example Sentences forunseasoned

No, the wood was unseasoned; or, perhaps, it was over-seasoned.

How delicious the broth tasted, unsalted and unseasoned as it was!

It had been built of unseasoned oak lumber and was not plastered.

It is like the swift making of furniture with unseasoned wood.

His father explained that the unseasoned lumber of the puncheons would so shrink in the drying that no fastening could hold them.

About the most unappetizing thing I can think of is lumpy mashed potato, or mashed potato that is heavy and unseasoned.

It is only the somewhat green and unseasoned cow-puncher who struts before the public in spurs and deadly weapons.

Camilla looked hastily away, and her whole set, abashed by so unseasoned an inquiry, cast down their eyes.

The only thing that gave the unseasoned meal a certain charm was the capitally performed gagliarde.

Scooping up double handfuls of the unseasoned stuff, we fell to even before Kazu had gotten his ponderous spoon into position.

unseasoned

Synonyms for unseasoned

Antonyms for unseasoned

More words related to unseasoned

flat

fresh

fresher

freshest

green

immature