What is another word for Unconversant?
Pronunciation:
[ ʌnkənvˈɜːsənt], [ ʌnkənvˈɜːsənt], [ ʌ_n_k_ə_n_v_ˈɜː_s_ə_n_t]
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Similar words for Unconversant:
- green (adjective)
- ignorant (adjective)
- inexperienced (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- rude (adjective)
- unfamiliar (adjective)
- uninstructed (adjective)
- unscholarly (adjective)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Unconversant:
adj.
• green (adjective)- inexpert,
- new,
- unpracticed,
- unpolished,
- youthful,
- unsophisticated,
- ingenuous,
- fresh,
- tenderfoot,
- unversed,
- naive,
- untrained,
- unseasoned,
- innocent,
- green,
- immature,
- credulous,
- young,
- wet behind the ears,
- gullible,
- unskillful,
- callow.
- uncultivated,
- unschooled,
- unintellectual,
- uninformed,
- imbecilic,
- uninitiated,
- shallower,
- dense,
- unwitting,
- thick,
- unscholarly,
- cretinous,
- unknowledgeable,
- unlearned,
- illiterate,
- uncultured,
- mindless,
- moronic,
- apprenticed,
- witless,
- unenlightened,
- unread,
- oblivious,
- birdbrained,
- benighted,
- in the dark,
- unsuspecting,
- blind to,
- unmindful,
- uneducated,
- nescient,
- unlettered,
- insensible,
- misinformed,
- untaught,
- unconscious,
- obtuse,
- shallow,
- uninstructed.
- unaccustomed,
- unused,
- rookie,
- unworldly,
- kid,
- unacquainted,
- Sophomoric,
- untried,
- undisciplined,
- inept,
- verdant,
- amateur.
- unfamiliar with,
- prentice,
- ignorant,
- not versed in,
- roughly made,
- unhewn,
- wet behind ears,
- inartistic,
- inexperienced,
- Inconversant,
- not associated,
- Kidder,
- uninitiate,
- spring chicken,
- rude,
- out of contact,
- raw,
- unfledged.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- indiscernible,
- speechless,
- butcherly,
- dotty,
- groundless,
- articled,
- brisk,
- round-eyed,
- yokelish,
- naked as a jaybird,
- imbecile,
- uncouth,
- unlit,
- naked,
- idle,
- younker,
- thickheaded,
- child,
- lowbred,
- childlike,
- minor,
- featherbrained,
- analphabetic,
- jolty,
- dim,
- purblind,
- grating,
- impenetrable,
- dizzy,
- ignorantness,
- hick,
- cub,
- ill at ease,
- fantastic,
- thickly,
- tonic,
- dim-witted,
- boisterous,
- stark naked,
- botchy,
- thick-skulled,
- unpaid,
- greenish,
- diffident,
- untutored,
- primaeval,
- kidskin,
- greenness,
- rasping,
- lightless,
- tiddler,
- unsubdivided,
- amateurish,
- saucy,
- unexploited,
- ill-mannered,
- offspring,
- embarrassing,
- barren,
- innate,
- idiotic,
- stopgap,
- nitwitted,
- unfounded,
- godforsaken,
- nescience,
- furious,
- cruel,
- bare,
- tyke,
- tender,
- fledgling,
- stocky,
- cumbersome,
- mere,
- clean,
- unintentional,
- shaver,
- indentured,
- forgetful,
- shy,
- barbarian,
- inexperienced person,
- dark,
- strange,
- fatuous,
- unconscious mind,
- jolting,
- chummy,
- light-green,
- common,
- ungainly,
- unartistic,
- roughshod,
- shitless,
- provisional,
- wise,
- heavy,
- abandon,
- jury-rigged,
- sore,
- wilderness,
- crude,
- honey oil,
- ill-chosen,
- out of it,
- uncomplicated,
- ungoverned,
- probationary,
- smart,
- uncorrected,
- nipper,
- rough out,
- clean-handed,
- brutal,
- central,
- viridity,
- primeval,
- kyd,
- greens,
- bounderish,
- savage,
- impertinent,
- vernal,
- dark-green,
- putting green,
- untamed,
- putting surface,
- unmannerly,
- in the raw,
- pugnacious,
- harsh,
- graceless,
- unlighted,
- cardinal,
- angulate,
- stranger,
- youth,
- jolly,
- bare-assed,
- underlying,
- clumsy,
- barbaric,
- crazy,
- apprentice,
- natural state,
- rough-cut,
- bumpkinly,
- inexperient,
- simpleton,
- bunglesome,
- bare-ass,
- illiterate person,
- nighted,
- naif,
- unbelieving,
- loggerheaded,
- in the buff,
- fry,
- lowbrow,
- hazardous,
- uneasy,
- unsung,
- sassy,
- state of nature,
- make-do,
- compact,
- roughly,
- free,
- overbold,
- airheaded,
- unfermented,
- rocky,
- tempestuous,
- devoid,
- gravelly,
- wooden-headed,
- simple-minded,
- rustic,
- mute,
- unenviable,
- uncertain,
- obscure,
- destitute,
- nestling,
- cat valium,
- small fry,
- unknown region,
- hollow,
- slurred,
- doubtful,
- vulgar,
- freshly,
- slow,
- novel,
- unproblematic,
- unsalted,
- uncivilised,
- inapt,
- birthday suit,
- learner,
- buddy-buddy,
- bound,
- unaffected,
- unconditioned,
- raspy,
- unpractised,
- commons,
- senseless,
- unmannered,
- leafy vegetable,
- feckless,
- waste,
- fleeceable,
- soft-witted,
- nonreader,
- elementary,
- banter,
- stupid,
- rampantly,
- reasonless,
- sinless,
- raging,
- primitive,
- lightheaded,
- park,
- uncut,
- approximate,
- fatheaded,
- greenhorn,
- shoal,
- aboriginal,
- unripened,
- asinine,
- alien,
- dull,
- young person,
- modern,
- bad-mannered,
- provisionary,
- tactless,
- unsanded,
- bumpy,
- raving mad,
- fundamental,
- refreshed,
- amorphous,
- bleak,
- jumpy,
- unidentified,
- underbred,
- vestigial,
- chaff,
- risky,
- terra incognita,
- void,
- angry,
- newly,
- unplanned,
- scratchy,
- tike,
- baseless,
- ill-bred,
- approximative,
- violent,
- untested,
- unvaned,
- reinvigorated,
- uncivil,
- invigorated,
- refreshful,
- unknown quantity,
- peeled,
- impeccant,
- unwarranted,
- refreshing,
- incompetent,
- primordial,
- discharge,
- midst,
- deep,
- josh,
- altogether,
- unnamed,
- innocuous,
- pull the leg of,
- unknowingness,
- undetectable,
- unsmooth,
- lowbrowed,
- light-headed,
- key,
- silent,
- heavyset,
- improvised,
- jet,
- guiltless,
- wide-eyed,
- fierce,
- dewy-eyed,
- empty-bellied,
- nameless,
- incertain,
- fell,
- thickset,
- sticky,
- fledgeless,
- sweet,
- timid,
- sensitive,
- evacuate,
- impudent,
- in the altogether,
- boneheaded,
- natural,
- green river,
- super acid,
- youngster,
- vacate,
- rough in,
- silly,
- cutting,
- bracing,
- unsuspicious,
- vicious,
- unexampled,
- gaga,
- blockheaded,
- giddy,
- recreational.
How to use "Unconversant" in context?
Recently, I read an article in which the author discussed the causes and effects of being uncommunicative. She cited that people who are unable to listen and respond to others effectively are often labeled as "Unconversant."
The author points out that, although it's not always easy, it's important to be able to converse with others. She cites a study that found that people who had good communication skills were more likely to have successful lives.
The author also points out that being unable to communicate can have a negative impact on a person's relationships and career.
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