Unpractised is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNPRACTISED in dictionary:

VERB:
• To reverse or undo the practising of (something previously practised).
ADJECTIVE:
• not practised, also UNPRACTICED
• not having had extensive practice
• not practised

Words that contain UNPRACTISED

unpractisedness20

How to use UNPRACTISED in a sentence

• Even her unpractised eyes showed her that her niece was very ill.
• An ascent, which, to the unpractised cliff climber, might seem the work of an hour, will consume an entire day.
• The cavalry was feeble, and it was evident, even to an unpractised eye, as the columns marched through the streets, that the horses were unequal to their riders.
• In the wild forests of the mind they could rarely capture a mature idea, and they were as yet unpractised artists.
• Untaught, unpractised, in a barbarous age, I found not, but created first the stage.
• Untaught, unpractised in a barbarous age, I found not, but created first the stage.
• The general situation, to my unpractised apprehension, appeared desperate, and I by contagion became alike desperate.
• I am unpractised in its wiles, and have even no acquaintance with its injustice.
• The communion left, on the simple and unpractised offspring of the Puritans, its impression both of good and evil.
• This short time daily for scale-practice is sufficient, provided, always, that I have no stiff fingers, or unpractised or ruined structure of the hand to educate.
• Poor child! Her lover with his unpractised hand, had opened a new chapter in her life, too precipitately.
• Whenever the strangers were withdrawn, as they were very easily, the province was left in the hands of men wholly unpractised in war.
• Thus ignorant in sciences and arts, and unpractised in trade or manufacture, military exercises, war, and the preparation for war, was their employment, hunting their pleasure.
• The operation, rudely performed, with rude instruments, by unpractised hands, excited to action only by the spur of absolute necessity, proved, nevertheless, entirely successful.
• But it had to be borne in inaction, for to move about in this furious pitching and swaying was utterly impossible to the unpractised.
• Aimery was weary and unpractised, but the clash of steel gave life to him.
• A new and nearer route to Netley had been discovered during my absence, and our unpractised Americans had done little else than admire ruins for the past week.
• Their writings are curious but very defective, since the authors were too unpractised in literary work to perfect a master-piece.
• It was a science in the middle ages, and even to this day is neither forgotten nor unpractised.
• We were both equally unpractised, and our first endeavours showed that we could not be confident of the twentieth part of a second.
• By the way, persons unpractised in the art of painting on glass, or in transparent enamel, have but a slender idea of its difficulties.
• Unfortunately for me my speech was yet to come and, unpractised as I was, I was uncomfortably nervous as to what I should say.
• Sark scrambling requires caution and constant asistance from the practised to the unpractised hand, and Graeme omitted none of the necessary precautions.

Similar words containing PRACTIS without suffix ed and without prefix un

practise12 practised14 practiser13 practises13 practisant14 practisers14 practising15 practisants15 nonpractising18 unpractisedness20

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