talentless
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4.3
- adjective
- /ˈtæləntləs/
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sin talento
- Unfortunately, there are a lot of talentless hacks in Hollywood who, for some reason or another, hold cushy positions over people.
- talentless hacks
- talentless bitch
- called him a 'talentless'
Who makes Tik Toks you said is talentless.
- Who makes Tik Toks you said is talentless.
- The main thing stopping me is fat and talentless.
- You don't say Yoko Ono is just a talentless hack.
- You're just talentless and everything fizzled away once, you know, shit simmered down a little bit.
- But yeah, I'll stop with the cert point, you talentless writer, and change for real.
- They get that these people are just talentless self promoters for the high fuel cost putting a damper on your summer vacay plans.
- So one said anyone who hires Lawrence Fox, an X actress and now fired talk TV host called Nicola Thorpe Talent talentless wench.
Examples
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If anything, it is the talentless Stewart that fits the comparison.
Blog text (29) -
Now the whole world thinks I got a talentless loser for a daughter.
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What did I have to say to a father who thought I was talentless?
Fiction book (2000) -
Is this the dancing of a talentless idiot?
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Don't you wish you were talentless like me?
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The domain of the talentless and misguided.
Blog text (31) -
I'm talentless, so suffering's wasted on me.
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There is something seriously wrong in this society that promotes talentless attention seekers like this, while truly talented artists are starving.
Blog text (26) -
The idea that self-publishing is somehow the equivalent of "talentless hack" is unfounded.
Blog text (2) -
He was considered talentless by his peers, as he struggled to perform in any artistic endeavor.
Synonyms
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3.4
Not good at an activity
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2.9
Having no ability or training to do something well
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4.4
Not able to do something well
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3.9
Does not have a special talent or natural ability
A person who does not have natural talent
Antonyms
How Talented
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word talentless combines talent and -less. Long ago talent meant a 'large sum of money', and after a Bible story where people were given 'talents' as gifts, the word came to mean a 'natural gift' or ability. With -less meaning 'without', talentless therefore means 'without a gift' or having no special skill.