nontalented

Examples

• All

• The nontalented player did his best, but he couldn't keep up with the more skilled teammates during the game.

• Even after practicing for months, he still considered himself nontalented in singing compared to his friends.

• All in all, we found some support for Hypothesis 3b, at least with respect to the impact of individual ability: the nontalented members used social creativity more than the talented members.

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• The effects (+ SE) of group stability (stable or unstable) and individual ability (talented or nontalented) on the participants' ratings of the response alternatives.

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• However, collective normative action clearly was the most popular alternative for both the talented and the nontalented members (54% and 58%, respectively).

  Academic text (2001)

• Hypothesis 4b: There is a main effect of individual ability on self-esteem: Nontalented members of low-status groups report lower self-esteem than do talented members of low-status groups.

  Academic text (2001)

• Hypothesis 3b: There are main effects of individual ability and stability on social creativity: Nontalented members use social creativity more than nontalented members do, and members in a stable intergroup relation use social creativity more than do members in an unstable intergroup relation.

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• Hypothesis 3b: There are main effects of individual ability and stability on social creativity: Nontalented members use social creativity more than nontalented members do, and members in a stable intergroup relation use social creativity more than do members in an unstable intergroup relation.

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• In line with FSM (Taylor & McKirnan, 1894), the pupils in the high-individual-ability condition were subsequently referred to as talented, and the pupils in the low-individual-ability condition as nontalented.

  Academic text (2001)

Synonyms

T

talentless

vsnontalented

9 4.3

A person or thing that cannot do something well

focuses on lacking natural ability rather than general lack of training

U

untalented

vsnontalented

6 3.4

Not good at an activity

means lacking natural ability in a particular area rather than trained skill

U

unskilled

vsnontalented

6 2.9

Having no ability or training to do something well

talks about missing natural ability rather than missing formal training or qualification

U

ungifted

vsnontalented

1 3.9

Does not have a special talent or natural ability

highlights absence of natural ability specifically within a particular area

I

inexpert

vsnontalented

1 6.5

Not skilled at a task or subject

focuses on natural inability rather than temporary lack of expertise

U

unaccomplished

vsnontalented

1 4.8

Has little skill or experience in a particular activity

is about lacking natural ability specifically rather than missing experience or polish

G

giftless

vsnontalented

• Archaic

6.9

A person who does not have natural talent

emphasizes lack of natural aptitude rather than lack of practice or training

N

nonproficient

vsnontalented

7.2

Not having enough skill in a subject or activity

centres on absence of natural ability instead of task-specific competence

N

non-skilled

vsnontalented

4.0

Not trained and not able to do a particular job

is about lacking natural ability in an area, not only job training

Antonyms

T

talented

446 1.0

Naturally able to do something well

G

gifted

5 3.5

Having very strong natural ability, often in art, music, or school subjects

How Talented

gifted

5 3.5

talented

446 1.0

competent

114 3.6

unskilled

6 2.9

nontalented

• Offensive

5.8

inept

49 5.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology