unprepared

IPA: ʌnpripˈɛrd

A black mark given to a pupil who arrives at a lesson without the necessary items or preparation.

Examples of "unprepared" in Sentences

'See but,' she cried, 'how dreadfully unprepared is Sir
Lule said the biggest group he's seeing unprepared is Hispanics.
So many children are being born in unprepared and immature families.
Of course, being unprepared is another procrastination technique my sneaky mind likes to use.
His remarks follow complaints by prominent Republicans who have criticized the choice of Governor Sarah Palin of Alaska, calling her unprepared for the job.
This most recent match welcomed Redmond game studio Airtight Games, who seemed unprepared from the start — at least, compared to PA’s set of matching red polo shirts with tiny game controller insignias on the breast.
Victims of an unprovoked attack, unprepared, which is the best evidence of peaceable will, witnesses of the outrage of a neighbor people, bleeding from the wounds of their own country, -- what better cause for war could men have?
Caroline Kennedy may have never "worked" but she has a "non public" life experience, She's been involved with many organizations and she's not running "unprepared" - to the highest officelike somewomantried beforeas Kathleen Parker wrote:
Three other McCain advisors were sitting onstage, but it was Lieberman — whom Barack Obama endorsed just two years ago, when he faced a primary challenge — who volubly took the lead in criticizing the Democratic candidate, whom he described as unprepared to lead the country through a Manichaean global struggle.