Novice

What do we mean by novice?

A person new to a field or activity; a beginner. noun

A person who has entered a religious order but has not yet taken final vows. noun

One who is new to the circumstances in which he or she is placed; a beginner in anything; an inexperienced or untried person. noun

Specifically A monk or nun who has newly entered one of the orders, and is still in a state of probation, subject to the superior of the convent and the discipline of the house, but bound by no permanent monastic vows; a probationer. The term of probation differs in different religious communities, but is regularly at least one year. noun

Having the character of a beginner, or one new to the practice of anything; inexperienced; also, characteristic of or befitting a novice.

In bench shows and other similar exhibitions, an animal which has not before been exhibited for a prize. noun

In athletics, one who has not won a prize, when the competition is open to members of two or more clubs. noun

Like a novice; becoming a novice. adjective

One who is new in any business, profession, or calling; one unacquainted or unskilled; one yet in the rudiments; a beginner; a tyro. noun

One newly received into the church, or one newly converted to the Christian faith. noun

One who enters a religious house, whether of monks or nuns, as a probationist. noun

Someone new to a field or activity noun

Someone who has entered a religious order but has not taken final vows noun

A beginner; one who is not very familiar or experienced in a particular subject.

A new member of a religious order accepted on a conditional basis, prior to confirmation.

In rowing, someone who just joined crew and is still rowing in their first season. Inexperienced. Can be seen stuggling to carry boats and oars and crashing into the shore. Urban Dictionary

Someone who has visited a knocking shop just the once but who would be expected to return shortly. Urban Dictionary

From: novice Exhibiting the extreme ability at being novice. 1. A novices deed or utterance Urban Dictionary

Someone who is unexperienced at a event or game. Urban Dictionary

The new noob Urban Dictionary

One who is inexperienced at something. Someone who performs an action relatively poorly due to inexperience, lack of skill, or insufficient training. Can be applied to people of any age, but most often used to describe someone young. If a young person performs an action with a relatively great amount skill despite their lack of experience or training, they are known as a prodigy. The word "novice" is derived from the Latin word "novus", meaning "new" or "fresh". Contemporary synonyms include newbie or newb, amateur, green, beginner, guppy, and fresh meat. The words noob, n00b, or nub are sometimes used to describe people with little experience in something, though these words more accurately describe someone who remains incompetent despite large amounts of experience and training. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is a cunt Urban Dictionary

French for Shitty Urban Dictionary

Novice- Someone who is unexperienced or sucks at life in a certain subject or activity. Novice mistake- doing something that is ridiculous or not close to being reasonable. Urban Dictionary

A man who is not skilled at the art of baby making. He is known as the virgin of the group. He usually sucks at both sex and anything of that matter. He gets dumped for his poor performance and is not well liked by most of his partners. He is usually a man packing schmeat but doesn't know how to please a woman. He goes in dry and comes out dry. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to novice:
novice, notice, noice, norice, novick.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word novice:
hurdle, uwe, pewter, novitiate, isu, vows, chase, ordination, racecourse, monk, nun, steeplechase, ridden, regatta, sectional, intermediate, fences, skating, mistress, juvenile, expert, varsity, monastic, obstacles, rowing, hunt, handicap, disciplines, junior, skate, monastery, medalist, lengths, abbot, convent, ordained, favourite, experienced, ladies, horses, viii, levels, buddhist, riders, champion, grade, abbey, trophy, master, profession, bronze, prix, advanced, skill, competitors, aged, level, pairs, priest, compete, scheduled, rider, ireland, race, races, dancing, category, ice, mode, learn, masters, elite, pair, choose, senior, event, adult, amateur, competing, difficulty, silver.

Words that rhyme with novice:
navis, navas, tavis, da vis, law vis.

Adjectives that are often used to describe novice:
young, complete, mere, political, jesuit, little, poor, merest, relative, expert, veriest, absolute, total, buddhist, inexperienced, comparative, female, literary, youngest, perfect, former, male, true, enthusiastic, religious, youthful, eager, franciscan, raw, fellow, promising, utter, average, awkward, dominican, fervent, aspiring, beautiful, anxious, ambitious, ignorant, eyed, musical, monastic, benedictine, untrained, fair, interested, intelligent, timid, pretty, nervous, innocent, clumsy, unfortunate, humble, sufi, unpractised, senior, frightened, unsuspecting, unskilled, year, talented, naive, cistercian, pious, unknown, unhappy, prospective, younger, parliamentary, bashful, ardent.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective novice:
differences, master, mistress, relationship, studies, paradigm, comparisons, users, research, mid, access, low, expert, operators, class, relationships, literature, distinctions, masters, conversations, interaction, study, collectors, interactions, difference, high, user, hood, distinction, model, dialogues, pairing, intermediate, gymnasts, conference, collaboration, companion, sisters.

Consonant match to novice:
nervous, nevus, nevis, naevus, navis, navas, knavess, nave s, ne vis, ne vise, nerve us.

Words that sound like novice:
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