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unstudied

/ʌnˈstʌd.id/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose de naturel, spontané, sans artifice ni affectation ; peut aussi désigner une personne qui n'a pas étudié un sujet particulier.

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adjective

/ʌnˈstʌd.id/C2formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose de naturel, spontané, sans artifice ni affectation ; peut aussi désigner une personne qui n'a pas étudié un sujet particulier.

Describes something that is natural, spontaneous, and not affected or artificial; also can mean not having studied a particular subject.

  1. Natural and spontaneousC1formal

    Not planned or forced; appearing effortless and genuine.

    frnaturel et spontané

    • Her unstudied grace made her a natural performer.
    • The speech had an unstudied charm that captivated the audience.
    • His unstudied reaction revealed his true feelings.

    Synonymesartlesseasyeffortlessguilelessinstinctivenaturalspontaneousunaffectedunforcedunpretentious

    Antonymesaffectedartificialcalculatedcontrivedforcedlaboredstiltedstudied

  2. Lacking formal knowledgeC2formal

    Not having learned or studied a particular subject, often implying a lack of expertise.

    frnon instruit, non formé

    • He was unstudied in the art of diplomacy, which showed in his blunt remarks.
    • Her unstudied approach to the problem was surprisingly effective.
    • The critic was unstudied in modern art, so his review lacked depth.

    Synonymesignorantuneducateduninformedunlearnedunletteredunschooleduntaughtuntrained

    Antonymeseducatedexpertinformedknowledgeablelearnedstudied

Formes
  • more unstudied comparative form
  • most unstudied superlative form
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