inexpertness

Nor should his life-beyond-showbiz ethos be mistaken for softness or inexpertness at the game.

The Safety Squads ended by killing themselves with their own inexpertness in handling the weapons they chose.

With this reference to Terrestrial inexpertness, he slapped his helmet on again and gestured ta me to pump it down, which I did.

John Dewey considered that conscientious objectors were often the victims of "moral innocency" and inexpertness in moral training.

This style was not due to inexpertness, but to the desire for speed, being used especially in accounts and drafts, and was generally the work of practised writers.

Yet it is just this inexpertness - he figures out life as he goes along, just like the rest of us - and his self-depreciating humor that makes "Real Man Tells All" so much fun to read.