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Comparative for not sufficiently competent, knowledgeable or experienced to do something
“This book is written by an unqualified writer for unqualified readers.”
Comparative for not officially recognized as a practitioner of a particular profession or activity
“We would not allow an unqualified doctor to look after the physical welfare of our children.”
Comparative for having no conditions or limitations
“As far as we are concerned, this week has been nothing but an unqualified success.”
Comparative for stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt
“I am happy to offer an unqualified explanation of this alleged transaction.”
Comparative for not described or elaborated upon
“Her cooking ability, while mentioned, was unqualified by her.”
Comparative for not entitled to have or do something
“I feel that some people are unqualified to have children, not necessarily through any fault of their own.”
Comparative for to a blatantly great or extreme degree, typically in the negative sense
Comparative for steadfast and resolute
Comparative for rather direct or abrupt in speech or manner
Comparative for real or genuine, in accordance with the truth, facts or standards
Comparative for of an impressive size, extent, or amount
Comparative for usable in multiple ways
Comparative for lacking in knowledge or education
Comparative for in the early part of growth or life
(of a statement) Comparative for taking no account of particular cases or exceptions
Comparative for fake, especially a person in the medical profession
Comparative for not admissible, especially as evidence or as an argument
(of a feeling or emotion) Comparative for showing a heartfelt and powerful intensity
Comparative for meager or little in amount
Comparative for having zealous fervor
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