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unqualified

(ʌnkwɒlɪfaɪd)
1. adjective
If you are unqualified, you do not have any qualifications, or you do not have the right qualificationsfor a particular job.
She was unqualified for the job. [+ for]
Unqualified members of staff at the hospital were not sufficiently supervised.
Synonyms: unfit, incapable, incompetent, not up to More Synonyms of unqualified
2. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]
Unqualified means total or unlimited.
[emphasis]
The event was an unqualified success.
They have given almost unqualified backing to the government.
Synonyms: unconditional, complete, total, absolute More Synonyms of unqualified

unqualified in British English

(ʌnˈkwɒlɪˌfaɪd)
adjective
1. 
lacking the necessary qualifications
2. 
not restricted or modified
an unqualified criticism
3. (usually prenominal)
(intensifier)
an unqualified success
Derived forms
unqualifiable (unˈqualiˌfiable)
adjective
unqualifiedly (unˈqualiˌfiedly)
adverb
unqualifiedness (unˈqualiˌfiedness)
noun

unqualified in American English

(ʌnˈkwɔləˌfaɪd)
adjective
1. 
lacking the necessary or desirable qualifications; not fit
2. 
not limited or modified; absolute
an unqualified success
Derived forms
unqualifiedly (unˈqualiˌfiedly) (ʌnˈkwɔləˌfaɪɪdli)
adverb

unqualified in American English

(unˈkwɑləˌfaid)
adjective
1. 
not qualified; not fit; lacking requisite qualifications
unqualified for the job
2. 
not modified, limited, or restricted in any way; without reservations
unqualified praise
3. 
absolute; complete; out-and-out
an unqualified liar
Derived forms
unqualifiable
adjective
unqualifiedly
adverb
unqualifiedness
noun
Word origin
[1550–60; un-1 + qualified]

Examples of 'unqualified' in a sentence
unqualified

It has been an unqualified success.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
The scheme was not an unqualified success, with persistent abuse and mockery from drivers and onlookers.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
For both teams, the challenge is an unqualified disaster - just the way we like it.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
In practical terms it is clearer by the day that she is unqualified for the job.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
One of the few businessmen in politics to be an unqualified success.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
He was neither unqualified success nor abject failure.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
But the career change has been an unqualified success.
The Sun (2012)
As the crisis neared its climax his support was total and unqualified.
Richard Ingrams The Life and Adventures of William Cobbett (2005)
The jobs pay too little and there are too many unqualified staff.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
It is difficult to remember another instance when an unqualified disaster has been followed by such a glorious success.
Times, Sunday Times (2013)
These films are not unqualified successes.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
It seems to me the survey was an unqualified success, and suggests an engaged workforce.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
Good intentions; but not an unqualified success.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
On some hospital wards, they are also left to learn such care from unqualified staff.
Times, Sunday Times (2011)
His last unqualified success was Oliver!
Shawn Levy READY, STEADY, GO!: Swinging London and the Invention of Cool (2002)
Big Bang was an unqualified success.
Times, Sunday Times (2006)
And I would call it an unqualified success.
Times, Sunday Times (2009)
I think they were all replaced in the mid-1990s by unqualified sales staff.
Times, Sunday Times (2011)
What a relief, therefore, to be able to report at last on an unqualified success.
Times, Sunday Times (2013)
So, all in all, an unqualified success.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
As businesses, they probably benefited, but none enjoyed unqualified subsequent success.
Times, Sunday Times (2013)
Overall, the kitchen garden has been an unqualified success and we're now preparing for next season.
Times, Sunday Times (2009)
INDIAN investigators have discovered that fake commercial pilots' licences are being offered to unqualified trainees seeking jobs with international airlines.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)

In other languages
unqualified

British English: unqualified ADJECTIVE
If you are unqualified, you do not have any qualifications, or you do not have the right qualifications for a particular job.
She was unqualified for the job.
  • American English: unqualified
  • Brazilian Portuguese: não qualificado
  • Chinese: 无资格的
  • European Spanish: no cualificado
  • French: qui n'a pas les compétences requisesN
  • German: unqualifiziert
  • Italian: non qualificato
  • Japanese: 資格のない
  • Korean: 자격이 없는
  • European Portuguese: não qualificado
  • Latin American Spanish: no cualificado

Chinese translation of 'unqualified'

unqualified

(ʌnˈkwɔlɪfaɪd)

adj

  1. [teacher, nurse etc] 不合格的 (bù hégé de)
  2. (= complete) [disaster, success, support] 完全的 (wánquán de)
    to be unqualified for 不能胜(勝)任 (bùnéng shèngrèn)
    to be unqualified to do sth 没(沒)资(資)格做某事 (méi zīgé zuò mǒushì)
1 (adjective) 
Definition
total or complete
She was unqualified for the job.
Synonyms
unfit
They were utterly unfit to govern America.
incapable
He lost his job allegedly for being incapable.
incompetent
Lazy and incompetent workers were allowed to coast along.
not up to
unprepared
ineligible
They were ineligible to remain there because of criminal records.
ill-equipped
not equal to
2 (adjective) 
Definition
having no conditions or limitations
The event was an unqualified success.
Synonyms
unconditional
The leader of the revolt made an unconditional surrender.
complete
He made me look like a complete idiot.
total
The car was in a total mess.
I mean I'm not a total idiot.
absolute
A sick person needs to have absolute trust in a doctor.
utter
A look of utter confusion swept across his handsome face.
outright
He told me an outright lie.
thorough
I was a thorough little academic snob.
downright (derogatory)
downright bad manners
consummate
He was a consummate liar and exaggerator.
unrestricted
out-and-out
You're an out-and-out liar.
categorical
He issued a categorical denial of all the charges.
unmitigated
A senior police officer had called him an unmitigated liar.
unreserved
Charles displays unreserved admiration for his grandfather.
thoroughgoing
without reservation
arrant (derogatory)
That's the most arrant nonsense I've ever heard.
deep-dyed usually derogatory)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of absolute
Definition
total and complete
A sick person needs to have absolute trust in a doctor.
Synonyms
complete,
total,
perfect,
entire,
pure,
sheer,
utter,
outright,
thorough,
downright,
consummate,
unqualified,
full-on (informal),
out-and-out,
unadulterated,
unmitigated,
dyed-in-the-wool,
thoroughgoing,
unalloyed,
unmixed,
arrant (derogatory),
deep-dyed
in the sense of arrant
Definition
utter or downright
That's the most arrant nonsense I've ever heard.
Synonyms
total,
complete,
extreme,
absolute,
gross,
notorious,
utter,
outright,
thorough,
infamous,
rank,
blatant,
monstrous,
vile,
downright,
atrocious,
out-and-out,
flagrant,
egregious,
unmitigated,
undisguised,
thoroughgoing,
deep-dyed
in the sense of categorical
Definition
absolutely clear and certain
He issued a categorical denial of all the charges.
Synonyms
absolute,
direct,
express,
positive,
explicit,
unconditional,
emphatic,
downright,
unequivocal,
unqualified,
unambiguous,
unreserved

Synonyms of 'unqualified'

unqualified

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of complete
Definition
perfect in quality or kind
He made me look like a complete idiot.
Synonyms
total,
perfect,
absolute,
utter,
outright,
thorough,
consummate,
out-and-out,
unmitigated,
dyed-in-the-wool,
thoroughgoing,
deep-dyed
in the sense of consummate
Definition
complete or extreme
He was a consummate liar and exaggerator.
Synonyms
complete,
total,
supreme,
extreme,
ultimate,
absolute,
utter,
conspicuous,
unqualified,
deep-dyed
in the sense of downright
Definition
absolute
downright bad manners
Synonyms
complete,
absolute,
utter,
total,
positive (informal),
clear,
plain,
simple,
explicit,
outright,
blatant,
unequivocal,
unqualified,
out-and-out,
categorical,
undisguised,
thoroughgoing,
arrant,
deep-dyed
in the sense of incapable
He lost his job allegedly for being incapable.
Synonyms
incompetent,
inadequate,
insufficient,
unfit,
unfitted,
ineffective,
feeble,
weak,
inept,
unqualified,
inexpert,
not up to something,
not equal to something
in the sense of incompetent
Definition
not having the necessary ability or skill to do something
Lazy and incompetent workers were allowed to coast along.
Synonyms
inept,
useless (informal),
incapable,
unable,
cowboy (informal),
floundering,
bungling,
unfit,
unfitted,
ineffectual,
incapacitated,
inexpert,
skill-less,
unskilful
in the sense of ineligible
Definition
not qualified for or entitled to something
They were ineligible to remain there because of criminal records.
Synonyms
unqualified,
ruled out,
unacceptable,
disqualified,
incompetent,
unfit,
unfitted,
unsuitable,
undesirable,
objectionable,
unequipped
in the sense of out-and-out
Definition
absolute
You're an out-and-out liar.
Synonyms
absolute,
complete,
total,
perfect,
sheer,
utter,
outright,
thorough,
downright,
consummate,
unqualified,
unmitigated,
dyed-in-the-wool,
thoroughgoing,
unalloyed,
arrant,
deep-dyed
in the sense of outright
Definition
complete
He told me an outright lie.
Synonyms
absolute,
complete,
total,
direct,
perfect,
pure,
sheer,
utter,
thorough,
wholesale,
unconditional,
downright,
consummate,
unqualified,
undeniable,
out-and-out,
unadulterated,
unmitigated,
thoroughgoing,
unalloyed,
arrant,
deep-dyed
in the sense of thorough
Definition
great in extent or degree
I was a thorough little academic snob.
Synonyms
complete,
total,
absolute,
utter,
perfect,
entire,
pure,
sheer,
outright,
downright (derogatory),
unqualified,
out-and-out,
unmitigated,
arrant (derogatory),
deep-dyed (derogatory)
in the sense of total
Definition
complete
The car was in a total mess.I mean I'm not a total idiot.
Synonyms
complete,
absolute,
utter,
whole,
perfect,
entire,
sheer,
outright,
all-out,
thorough,
unconditional,
downright (derogatory),
undisputed,
consummate,
unqualified,
out-and-out,
undivided,
overarching,
unmitigated,
thoroughgoing,
arrant (derogatory),
deep-dyed (derogatory)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of unmitigated
Definition
total and complete
A senior police officer had called him an unmitigated liar.
Synonyms
complete,
absolute,
utter,
perfect,
rank,
sheer,
total,
outright,
thorough,
downright (derogatory),
consummate,
out-and-out,
thoroughgoing,
arrant (derogatory),
deep-dyed (derogatory)
in the sense of unreserved
Definition
complete and without holding back any doubts
Charles displays unreserved admiration for his grandfather.
Synonyms
total,
full,
absolute,
complete,
entire,
unlimited,
unconditional,
unqualified,
wholehearted,
without reservation
in the sense of utter
Definition
total or absolute
A look of utter confusion swept across his handsome face.
Synonyms
absolute,
complete,
total,
perfect,
positive (informal),
pure,
sheer,
stark (derogatory),
outright,
all-out,
thorough,
downright (derogatory),
real,
consummate,
veritable,
unqualified,
out-and-out,
unadulterated,
unmitigated,
thoroughgoing,
arrant (derogatory),
deep-dyed (derogatory)
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