অসার বা পৃষ্ঠস্থ আগ্রহ দেখাচ্ছে; অপেশাদারী

Adjective:

পল্লবগ্রাহী,

dilettantish's Usage Examples:

contrived hit "(Forever) Live and Die" and the catchy "We Love You," this dilettantish mess is less a set of songs than a meaningless collection of sounds.

grounded, and despite the range of the pieces here, the music never feels dilettantish or erratic.

some general sense of natural history – to include in the journal the dilettantish mess which occupies most of the issue.

sets, Guilt Trips is all over the place genre-wise, but it never feels dilettantish.

their "feminine" qualities, and continued to regard works by women as "dilettantish" and belonging to a lower form than their own work.

Sara has described herself, prior to discovering NXIVM, as "dilettantish".

movement that [the majority of the Socialist Party leadership] denounced as dilettantish and collegiate.

high art, and to have been much of a much higher quality than her own dilettantish Polish verses.

only refining to a high degree of perfection the ability to write short dilettantish essays on the basis of very little knowledge: ideal training for the.

centralized organization to manage, retrospectively regarded by Cannon as "dilettantish petty-bourgeois minded people who couldn't stand any kind of discipline".

world because Russian engineers did not approach problems in a "academic-dilettantish" way.

In other words, Pârvan and Xenopol have rejected his book "as a dilettantish and chauvinist fantasy".

writing changed completely: where his early poems exhibit a Romantic, dilettantish sweetness, his war poetry moves to an increasingly discordant music,.

director of the Institute, a failed American rabbi, who, through his dilettantish enterprises had become uncomfortable to his family in America, who very.

He rated her dissertation as "dilettantish", but viewed her defense of it as brilliant.

of poetry as too many of the submitted poems were too amateurish and dilettantish; the poems were published in 1896 with an editor's note that while Vaičaitis'.

talented but also "infected to the core" with conceit and "a purely dilettantish confidence in their superiority.

is no longer tenable and instead Jack Eaton's unheard accusations of dilettantish preparation and irresponsible execution of the hike are confirmed.

Palazzo Venezia on 15 October 1940 "one of the most superficial and dilettantish discussions of high-risk military strategy ever recorded".

dilettantish's Meaning':

showing frivolous or superficial interest; amateurish

Synonyms:

dilettante; superficial; dilettanteish; sciolistic;

Antonyms:

profound; serious; careful; inward; significant;