unqualified ​Definitions and Synonyms - Macmillan Dictionary

Definition of UNQUALIFIED (adjective): not having education or experience for job; complete and total, without any doubts. Collocations Thesaurus Blog BuzzWord OpenDictionary Resources Quizzes Videos Search ​ BuzzWord OpenDictionary Resources Quizzes Videos Collocations Thesaurus Blog Search ​ IDMunqualified ​Definitions and Synonyms​adjective UK /ʌnˈkwɒlɪfaɪd/ DEFINITIONS2 1nothavingtheeducationorexperiencetodoaparticularjobTheychosesomeoneunqualifiedtoholdsuchaseniorposition.Synonymsandrelatedwords+-Havinglittleexperienceoralowlevelofeducationinexperienceduneducateduntrained... ExploreThesaurus ​2completeandtotal,withoutanydoubtsYouhavemyunqualifiedsupportinthismatter.Theeventwasanunqualifiedsuccess.Collocationsandexamples+-Nounsfrequentlyusedwithunqualifiedapprovalpraise... ExploreCollocations ​Synonymsandrelatedwords+-Completeandthoroughthoroughtotalpure... ExploreThesaurus ​ DefinitionandsynonymsofunqualifiedfromtheonlineEnglishdictionaryfromMacmillanEducation.ThisistheBritishEnglishdefinitionofunqualified.ViewAmericanEnglishdefinitionofunqualified.ChangeyourdefaultdictionarytoAmericanEnglish. Viewthepronunciationforunqualified.    Thesaurus TrendingWords pron. 11.5% comein 10.5% putoff -21.0% for -14.0% snowflake -58.2% Discover Synonymsofthemonth gift present surprise token package largesse treat Browsemore Usingthedictionary ​ Sharethisentry Quizzes Vocabularyquiz:trendingwordsof2020 Takethequiznow Contact Privacy ConsentManagement CookiesPolicy TermsandConditions FAQ Index About Authors Partners Options Tools FOLLOWUS Twitter Facebook JoinMacmillanDictionaryonTwitterandFacebookfordailywordfacts,quizzesandlanguagenews. ©MacmillanEducationLimited2009–2021