talentlessness
- noun
- /ˈtæləntləsnəs/
:
falta de talento
- His talentlessness in music was evident from the first note.
Examples
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The harsh review criticized the movie for its overall talentlessness and lack of creativity.
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Her talentlessness did not stop her from pursuing her passion for painting.
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He worried that his talentlessness would hold him back in the competitive music industry.
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She felt her talentlessness in art compared to her peers.
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He feared that his talentlessness would prevent him from succeeding in the competitive music industry.
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Despite her talentlessness, she continued to follow her dream of becoming a painter.
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The lack of creativity in the film highlighted its overall talentlessness and poor direction.
Synonyms
177
2.8
Not able to do something you need to do
3
6.4
Lack of skill that makes someone do things badly
1
6.0
Not being able to do something because you lack the ability
A lack of natural skill in an activity
Lack of ability to do a task or job well
A lack of ability to do something well
A state of not being good at doing something
A lack of full understanding or skill in a subject
A lack of ability to do something
Antonyms
How Talented
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6.0
866
1.2
69
4.1
162
2.0
177
2.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
talentlessness = talentless (transparent) = talent + less + ness
Formed by adding the noun-forming suffix '-ness' to the adjective 'talentless'; the derivation and meaning are straightforward.
Etymology
Talentlessness comes from the word talent, which means 'natural skill' or 'gift', plus the ending -less, which means 'without', as in the word hopeless. So talentlessness means being 'without talent' in a particular area.