Uninitiated

Definition

uninitiated /ʌnÇ'nÇʃieÇtÇd / adj မကြၽမ္းေသာ။ ဒံုးေဝးေသာ။ ❏ the uninitiated n [pl v ] အစိမ္းသက္သက္။ အဝါးမဝေသးသူ။ To the uninitiated, the system seems extremely complicated.

Examples

1. ‘To the architecturally uninitiated
2. the building looks like a domestic iron on its end
3. or the prow of a ship.’
4. ‘It is an electrifying experience for the uninitiated
5. like a theme park ride in a nature reserve.’
6. ‘To the uninitiated
7. the sounds are very experimental
8. some might say unlistenable.’
9. ‘Artists will not reveal sacred meanings of designs to the uninitiated.’
10. ‘My father was an officer in the Territorial Army - that's the British Army reserve forces to the uninitiated.’
11. ‘Macklin's analyses are mostly insightful and are certainly to be recommended to the uninitiated interested reader.’
12. ‘Even the uninitiated and the uninformed will have heard of him.’
13. ‘The liner notes state that the album is a perfect introduction for those uninitiated in the art of dub.’
14. ‘Even for the uninitiated
15. this exhibition is a show of the most astonishing landscapes and seascapes.’
16. ‘The next day's practice session is an introduction for the uninitiated to an aspect unique to Monaco: the noise.’
17. ‘The goat is perhaps a symbol of an uninitiated listener who is lured by Ramanathan's music.’
18. ‘Their set should prove to be an unforgettable experience for rabid fans and the curious uninitiated alike.’
19. ‘For the uninitiated
20. this means selling shares that they did not own
21. then buying them back later at a lower level and thus making a profit.’
22. ‘For those uninitiated Jordan is the darling of our tabloid papers.’
23. ‘For the uninitiated
24. a reading is more than someone standing at a lectern
25. reading aloud to a bunch of book geeks.’
26. ‘And for those sorry few of you whose appetites have been whetted
27. but remain uninitiated
28. take heart.’
29. ‘The CDs provide the perfect introduction for the uninitiated
30. mapping out the musical evolution of a soul genius.’
31. ‘This
32. for the uninitiated
33. is the basic term for a quantity surveyor
34. someone who measured bricks and mortar for a living.’
35. ‘To the uninitiated it seems they fall into line at a random location
36. but these people know exactly what they are doing and where they are going.’
37. ‘The surnames sound similar and
38. quite confusing too.’