giftless
- adjective
- /ˈɡɪftləs/
- Archaic
- Although he was giftless in sports, he always tried his best on the field.
Examples
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The giftless student struggled with the advanced math problems but never gave up.
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She felt giftless compared to her talented siblings, but she found joy in her own hobbies.
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Don't be so giftless in expressing your ideas!
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He feels giftless when it comes to art.
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Although he was giftless in sports, he always tried hard to improve his skills.
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The giftless student sought help to understand the challenging math problems.
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She often felt giftless in music when her friends played beautifully.
Synonyms
A person or thing that cannot do something well
Not good at an activity
Does not have a special talent or natural ability
Antonyms
How Talented
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Giftless is made of gift ('a natural talent' or 'a present') and -less ('without'), as you can see in the word gifted. So to be giftless in this sense is 'without a gift', meaning 'without natural talent'.