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Out of Practice

MEANING IN ENGLISH

Lacking current skill or proficiency in an activity due to lack of regular exercise

In context

01

The epigrapher was out of practice, so deciphering the ancient stone inscription took several hours.

02

I used to identify ancient terracotta shards easily, but I am somewhat out of practice now.

Synonyms

Rusty,unpracticed,out of form

Antonyms

In practice,well-practiced,proficient

Collocations

A bit out of practice,rusty and out of practice,get out of practice

Sources

Bidyazo vocabulary library ↗