unlearnt
Not yet mastered
Unlearnt is an alternative past tense and past participle of unlearn, more common in British than American English.
To unlearn is to deliberately discard knowledge or habits previously acquired: She had to unlearn everything she'd been taught about management.
What is unlearnt has been actively forgotten or abandoned.
Lacking necessary knowledge
- unawareLacking knowledge of something
- innocentFree from moral wrong
- unknowingLacking awareness or information
- obliviousLacking any awareness
ignorant · unenlightened · nescient · unwitting · unsuspecting · guileless · artless · ingenuous
Existing since birth
- naturalNot artificially produced
- inbornExisting from birth
- intuitiveKnown without reasoning
- spontaneousArising without external cause
unacquired · inherent · native · instinctual · hardwired · primal · gut · reflexive
Lacking practical knowledge
- unskilledLacking acquired competence
- untutoredWithout formal instruction
- unschooledLacking formal instruction
- uneducatedLacking formal instruction
raw · green · novice · amateur · apprentice · fledgling · rookie · beginner
uninformed
Lacking necessary knowledge
- unawareLacking knowledge of something
- innocentFree from moral wrong
- unknowingLacking awareness or information
oblivious · ignorant · unenlightened · nescient · unwitting · unsuspecting · guileless · artless · ingenuous · credulous
innate
Existing since birth
spontaneous · unacquired · inherent · native · instinctual · hardwired · primal · gut · reflexive · automatic
inexperienced
Lacking practical knowledge
- unskilledLacking acquired competence
- untutoredWithout formal instruction
- unschooledLacking formal instruction
uneducated · raw · green · novice · amateur · apprentice · fledgling · rookie · beginner · neophyte
unremembered
Not kept in mind
lost · erased · vanished · discarded · abandoned · neglected · obsolete · outdated · extinct · forsaken
unlearntlearnt
Gained knowledge of
learned · acquired · mastered · absorbed · assimilated
unlearntmastered
Gained full proficiency
perfected · conquered · accomplished · trained · educated
unlearntingrained
Firmly established by habit
internalized · habituated · conditioned · instilled · embedded