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  1. 11-Dec-2007, 20:51 #1
    christiane13
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    Default The difference between in/unexperienced

    Hi!

    Could you please tell me, when I should use in- or unexperienced. Is there a difference?

    Thank you!

    Kind regards,

    Christiane
  2. 12-Dec-2007, 00:14 #2
    Anglika
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    Default Re: The difference between in/unexperienced

    Welcome to the forums.

    The more usual word is inexperienced. They can mean the same - not having experience.

    Unexperienced can also mean "not known previously" > "It was a hitherto unexperienced sensation."

    The word is not common.
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