[
UK
/ʌnsˈiːzənd/
]
ADJECTIVE
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not aged or processed
unseasoned timber - without salt or seasoning
-
not tried or tested by experience
still untested in battle
a young hand at plowing
an illustrator untried in mural painting
unseasoned artillery volunteers
How To Use unseasoned In A Sentence
- Essentially, we'd sooner eat, or make a show of eating, unseasoned dog's giblets, than cause a scene.
- For 84 Arthur Road, he contrasts the rough-cut, unseasoned oak with the smooth glazing.
- Co-op development, however, is too complex a process for unseasoned non-professionals.
- Some few who had no music in their souls, or no money in their pockets, dawdled about; and the old spectacle of the visitor – wife and the depressed unseasoned prisoner still lingered in corners, as broken cobwebs and such unsightly discomforts draggle in corners of other places. Little Dorrit
- Yes, she is obviously untrained and unseasoned as an HR rep.
- The secret of a good burger is to mix it unseasoned as salt makes it weep.
- However, I have yet to see why an unseasoned, just graduated engineering student would be the mechanic that I need.
- When returned it was a greyish, soupy mess of not-quite reconstituted mushrooms and insipid, unseasoned, unmarinated chicken slices.
- Chesterfield Council leader Ray Russell said there were three key things on offer to visitors - the famous crooked spire at St Mary's Church, thought to have been caused by unseasoned timbers used in its construction buckling over time.
- However, the amount of online shopping these unseasoned Internet users do will depend on how easy it is for them to navigate the virtual mall.