ill-prepared

[ il-pri-paird ]

adjective

1. badly or inadequately prepared or trained:

   ill-prepared job applicants; The hotel was ill-prepared for so many guests.

Example Sentences

In 2016, the mandate for an opposition movement was simple: stopping the agenda of an ill-prepared, inexperienced president.

From Slate

Publishing the first of these, inquiry chair Baroness Hallett said the UK was "ill-prepared for dealing with a catastrophic emergency, let alone the coronavirus pandemic".

From BBC

"Not only is she ill-prepared and unqualified, but she traffics in conspiracy theories and cozies up to dictators like Bashar-al Assad and Vladimir Putin," she said.

From BBC

Mayor Maribel Albalat said that the town was ill-prepared in terms of planning, with many ground-floor flats.

From BBC

Climbing those formidable peaks should be left to people with technical mountaineering skills, as was proven once again last month when the Inyo County Sheriff’s Department had to rescue three under-equipped and ill-prepared hikers from Cloudripper.

From Los Angeles Times