Definition of unconfident in English:

unconfident

adjectiveʌnˈkɒnfɪd(ə)ntˌənˈkɑnfədənt

Not confident; hesitant.
the airmen were young, but not unconfident
very young people may have an unconfident approach
Example sentencesExamples
- Most of the people who read your book will be unconfident males.
- I believe his obnoxious behaviour is a gloss to cover an immature, unconfident, pathetic and pitiful character.
- Personally I am not so unconfident in our nation as to believe any agreement we enter into with the United States immediately means we are relinquishing our sovereignty.
- A six-point scale was used to assess student confidence in responding to the cases, anchored at 1 = very unconfident and 6 = very confident.
- A good many of these tests, I am convinced, make the most of the fact that the people taking them are presumed to be inexperienced and unconfident, and likely to accept the authority of the test company.
- Members admit their recommendations will be ‘anti-scientific’ but those in the nervous and unconfident museum profession welcome an opportunity to improve their image.
- The dark mindset of guilt alone is designed to prey on early teens and technically smart but socially unconfident older teens who, for one reason or another, have a shaky sense of self-worth.
- I am not going to ruin this trip for myself by being unconfident and unsure.
- Yeah, like I said, like in the beginning, I was pretty nervous and unconfident playing the first match in such a long time.
- Variety is what is expected of most writers, although it can be threatening for the unconfident reader.
- But they are unconfident, depressed and defensive.
- That the threat is perceived so deeply shows how unconfident we are as doctors.
- The girl you're describing sounds unconfident; maybe she's looking for something that makes her seem mysterious and powerful.
- So you can imagine how a shy, quite and unconfident person might feel dealing with this.
- In strikes previously unconfident people speak to mass meetings of workers to raise solidarity or argue for more action.
- I think that I wouldn't want readers to feel unconfident about books and the book industry.
- Resigned to the fact that a war will take place and unconfident of their ability to stop it, anti-war protesters instead wash their hands of war.
- It's very hard at the moment to read that mood, but it's uncertain, slightly fearful, unconfident.
- Gerrard did not appear the most unconfident player when he returned to training with the rest of the squad.
- Where post-Cold War politics seemed uncertain and unconfident, Islamic fundamentalism promised firm rules, a coherent sense of identity, and a sense of belonging to a global Islamic community.
Synonyms
shy, bashful, modest, self-effacing, unassuming, unpresuming, humble, meek, unassertive, timid, timorous, shrinking, reserved, withdrawn, introverted, inhibited

Derivatives

unconfidently

adverb

I'm unconfidently predicting that the Supreme Court will not cite to any foreign decisions this term.
Example sentencesExamples
- Even today, the old manufacturing firms in India continue to be hobbled by these decades of protection: they look fearfully and unconfidently upon the outside world.
- These time wasting activities can likely be traced to the ways that you talk to yourself unconfidently and do not manage workplace stresses head on.
- We crept unconfidently down the uneven stairs and I saw that we were the only women.
- A couple of the performers seemed hesitant in some of their decisions, and at times mumbled unconfidently.

Definition of unconfident in US English:

unconfident

adjectiveˌənˈkänfədəntˌənˈkɑnfədənt

Not confident; hesitant.
Example sentencesExamples
- A six-point scale was used to assess student confidence in responding to the cases, anchored at 1 = very unconfident and 6 = very confident.
- So you can imagine how a shy, quite and unconfident person might feel dealing with this.
- Yeah, like I said, like in the beginning, I was pretty nervous and unconfident playing the first match in such a long time.
- Members admit their recommendations will be ‘anti-scientific’ but those in the nervous and unconfident museum profession welcome an opportunity to improve their image.
- But they are unconfident, depressed and defensive.
- I think that I wouldn't want readers to feel unconfident about books and the book industry.
- In strikes previously unconfident people speak to mass meetings of workers to raise solidarity or argue for more action.
- Personally I am not so unconfident in our nation as to believe any agreement we enter into with the United States immediately means we are relinquishing our sovereignty.
- Gerrard did not appear the most unconfident player when he returned to training with the rest of the squad.
- A good many of these tests, I am convinced, make the most of the fact that the people taking them are presumed to be inexperienced and unconfident, and likely to accept the authority of the test company.
- Where post-Cold War politics seemed uncertain and unconfident, Islamic fundamentalism promised firm rules, a coherent sense of identity, and a sense of belonging to a global Islamic community.
- Resigned to the fact that a war will take place and unconfident of their ability to stop it, anti-war protesters instead wash their hands of war.
- I believe his obnoxious behaviour is a gloss to cover an immature, unconfident, pathetic and pitiful character.
- Most of the people who read your book will be unconfident males.
- Variety is what is expected of most writers, although it can be threatening for the unconfident reader.
- That the threat is perceived so deeply shows how unconfident we are as doctors.
- I am not going to ruin this trip for myself by being unconfident and unsure.
- The dark mindset of guilt alone is designed to prey on early teens and technically smart but socially unconfident older teens who, for one reason or another, have a shaky sense of self-worth.
- It's very hard at the moment to read that mood, but it's uncertain, slightly fearful, unconfident.
- The girl you're describing sounds unconfident; maybe she's looking for something that makes her seem mysterious and powerful.
Synonyms
shy, bashful, modest, self-effacing, unassuming, unpresuming, humble, meek, unassertive, timid, timorous, shrinking, reserved, withdrawn, introverted, inhibited

单词	unconfident
释义	Definition of unconfident in English: unconfident adjectiveʌnˈkɒnfɪd(ə)ntˌənˈkɑnfədənt Not confident; hesitant. the airmen were young, but not unconfident very young people may have an unconfident approach Example sentencesExamples Most of the people who read your book will be unconfident males. I believe his obnoxious behaviour is a gloss to cover an immature, unconfident, pathetic and pitiful character. Personally I am not so unconfident in our nation as to believe any agreement we enter into with the United States immediately means we are relinquishing our sovereignty. A six-point scale was used to assess student confidence in responding to the cases, anchored at 1 = very unconfident and 6 = very confident. A good many of these tests, I am convinced, make the most of the fact that the people taking them are presumed to be inexperienced and unconfident, and likely to accept the authority of the test company. Members admit their recommendations will be ‘anti-scientific’ but those in the nervous and unconfident museum profession welcome an opportunity to improve their image. The dark mindset of guilt alone is designed to prey on early teens and technically smart but socially unconfident older teens who, for one reason or another, have a shaky sense of self-worth. I am not going to ruin this trip for myself by being unconfident and unsure. Yeah, like I said, like in the beginning, I was pretty nervous and unconfident playing the first match in such a long time. Variety is what is expected of most writers, although it can be threatening for the unconfident reader. But they are unconfident, depressed and defensive. That the threat is perceived so deeply shows how unconfident we are as doctors. The girl you're describing sounds unconfident; maybe she's looking for something that makes her seem mysterious and powerful. So you can imagine how a shy, quite and unconfident person might feel dealing with this. In strikes previously unconfident people speak to mass meetings of workers to raise solidarity or argue for more action. I think that I wouldn't want readers to feel unconfident about books and the book industry. Resigned to the fact that a war will take place and unconfident of their ability to stop it, anti-war protesters instead wash their hands of war. It's very hard at the moment to read that mood, but it's uncertain, slightly fearful, unconfident. Gerrard did not appear the most unconfident player when he returned to training with the rest of the squad. Where post-Cold War politics seemed uncertain and unconfident, Islamic fundamentalism promised firm rules, a coherent sense of identity, and a sense of belonging to a global Islamic community. Synonyms shy, bashful, modest, self-effacing, unassuming, unpresuming, humble, meek, unassertive, timid, timorous, shrinking, reserved, withdrawn, introverted, inhibited Derivatives unconfidently adverb I'm unconfidently predicting that the Supreme Court will not cite to any foreign decisions this term. Example sentencesExamples Even today, the old manufacturing firms in India continue to be hobbled by these decades of protection: they look fearfully and unconfidently upon the outside world. These time wasting activities can likely be traced to the ways that you talk to yourself unconfidently and do not manage workplace stresses head on. We crept unconfidently down the uneven stairs and I saw that we were the only women. A couple of the performers seemed hesitant in some of their decisions, and at times mumbled unconfidently. Definition of unconfident in US English: unconfident adjectiveˌənˈkänfədəntˌənˈkɑnfədənt Not confident; hesitant. Example sentencesExamples A six-point scale was used to assess student confidence in responding to the cases, anchored at 1 = very unconfident and 6 = very confident. So you can imagine how a shy, quite and unconfident person might feel dealing with this. Yeah, like I said, like in the beginning, I was pretty nervous and unconfident playing the first match in such a long time. Members admit their recommendations will be ‘anti-scientific’ but those in the nervous and unconfident museum profession welcome an opportunity to improve their image. But they are unconfident, depressed and defensive. I think that I wouldn't want readers to feel unconfident about books and the book industry. In strikes previously unconfident people speak to mass meetings of workers to raise solidarity or argue for more action. Personally I am not so unconfident in our nation as to believe any agreement we enter into with the United States immediately means we are relinquishing our sovereignty. Gerrard did not appear the most unconfident player when he returned to training with the rest of the squad. A good many of these tests, I am convinced, make the most of the fact that the people taking them are presumed to be inexperienced and unconfident, and likely to accept the authority of the test company. Where post-Cold War politics seemed uncertain and unconfident, Islamic fundamentalism promised firm rules, a coherent sense of identity, and a sense of belonging to a global Islamic community. Resigned to the fact that a war will take place and unconfident of their ability to stop it, anti-war protesters instead wash their hands of war. I believe his obnoxious behaviour is a gloss to cover an immature, unconfident, pathetic and pitiful character. Most of the people who read your book will be unconfident males. Variety is what is expected of most writers, although it can be threatening for the unconfident reader. That the threat is perceived so deeply shows how unconfident we are as doctors. I am not going to ruin this trip for myself by being unconfident and unsure. The dark mindset of guilt alone is designed to prey on early teens and technically smart but socially unconfident older teens who, for one reason or another, have a shaky sense of self-worth. It's very hard at the moment to read that mood, but it's uncertain, slightly fearful, unconfident. The girl you're describing sounds unconfident; maybe she's looking for something that makes her seem mysterious and powerful. Synonyms shy, bashful, modest, self-effacing, unassuming, unpresuming, humble, meek, unassertive, timid, timorous, shrinking, reserved, withdrawn, introverted, inhibited
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