Unqualified ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Unqualified ( adjective )

1. Not having the necessary skills or qualifications for a particular task or purpose.
2. Not limited or restricted in any way; absolute.

Origin:

Mid 16th century: from un-1 + qualified, on the pattern of words such as uneducated.

Examples:

1. He is unqualified for the job.
2. The company rejected her application because she was unqualified for the position.
3. An unqualified success.
4. She gave an unqualified guarantee that the work would be done on time.
5. His statement was an unqualified apology.

(As a verb)

Unqualified ( verb )

1. Not having the necessary skills or qualifications for a particular task or purpose.
2. Not limited or restricted in any way; absolute.

Origin:

Mid 16th century: from un-1 + qualified, on the pattern of words such as uneducated.

Examples:

1. He is unqualified for the job.
2. The company rejected her application because she was unqualified for the position.
3. An unqualified success.
4. She gave an unqualified guarantee that the work would be done on time.
5. His statement was an unqualified apology.