Unqualified

/ʌnˈkwɒlɪfaɪd/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Not having the requisite skills, knowledge, or experience; lacking competence.

His unqualified opinion on the matter did not carry much weight.

Not limited or restricted in any way; absolute.

She received unqualified support from her team throughout the project.

Not modified or restricted; total or complete.

The feedback he received was unqualified praise from his peers.

Not qualified or entitled; lacking the necessary qualifications.

As an unqualified individual, he was not eligible for that job position.

From un- (not) + qualified (having certain qualifications).

unqualified success

A complete and total success without any reservations.

unqualified support

Support that is complete and without any conditions.

qualified

Having the necessary skills or credentials.

credential

A qualification or achievement used as evidence of suitability.

Out of one's league.

He's unqualified for that job; it's out of his league.

In over one's head.

She got an unqualified role in the production; she really is in over her head.