unstudied — not planned or deliberate; natural and spontaneous
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: not planned or deliberate; natural and spontaneous
Pronunciation (IPA): /ʌnˈstʌdid/
Korean meaning: 계획되지 않은, 자연스러운, 꾸밈없는
Korean pronunciation: 언**스터**디드
Example Sentences
- His unstudied coolness during the job interview actually impressed the employers more than rehearsed answers would have.
- The celebrity's unstudied outfit - jeans and a simple t-shirt - became a fashion trend overnight.
- She was completely unstudied in quantum physics, which made her honest questions surprisingly refreshing in the lecture hall.
unstudied
ADJECTIVE//ʌnˈstʌdid//
not planned or deliberate; natural and spontaneous
a woman throws her head back in genuine, uncontrolled laughter at something unexpected her friend just said. Her arms gesture wildly and naturally without any thought to how she looks. Her friend's silly joke caught her completely off guard, causing this authentic reaction. The spontaneous laughter spreads as other friends nearby start chuckling at her contagious joy. Everyone in the room feels the warmth of her completely natural, unguarded response. behavior that is not planned or deliberate but completely natural and spontaneous
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Middle English, combining the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' with 'studied' (past participle of 'study' from Latin 'studium' meaning eagerness or zeal).
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📝Examples
“His unstudied coolness during the job interview actually impressed the employers more than rehearsed answers would have.”
“The celebrity's unstudied outfit - jeans and a simple t-shirt - became a fashion trend overnight.”
“She was completely unstudied in quantum physics, which made her honest questions surprisingly refreshing in the lecture hall.”
“The child's unstudied laughter filled the room with genuine joy.”
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