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novice

Pronunciation: [ˈnɒvɪs]

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Learn how to use novice in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “skill learning”

(noun) a novice is someone who is new to a skill or activity. They are still learning and may not yet be very good at it. Think of a beginner in a sport or a new student in a class.

Example

As a novice in soccer, she was excited to learn the rules and play with her friends.

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He is not a novice anymore; he's become a professional player after years of practice.

Example

How does it feel to be a novice in a new sport?

Context: “employment”

(noun) a novice can also refer to a person who is just starting their job or career and has little experience. They are often in a training phase and learning about their responsibilities.

Example

The company hired several novices to help with the summer project and train them in their roles.

Example

She is not a novice in her field; she has been working as a nurse for over ten years.

Example

What advice would you give to a novice starting their first job?

How to pronounce novice

Pronunciation: [ˈnɒvɪs]

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