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Comparative for not ready or prepared to deal with something
“Having the prince at your very stall was no ordinary thing and the man was unprepared for dealing with royalty.”
Comparative for lacking the necessary skill or ability
“They were in way over their heads, woefully unprepared for the requirements of the job they assumed.”
Comparative for done or performed without prior preparation or thought
“Stephens gave an unprepared speech and, therefore, was more candid in his language.”
Comparative for not willing to do something
“However, this lack of connection may also leave them feeling unprepared to handle the intimacy of such a relationship.”
Comparative for incomplete and not ready
“The kids had arrived for the party, but much of the food was still unprepared.”
Comparative for not cautious of possible dangers or problems
“The layers of mud all along the yet-to-be asphalted roads are soft and thick enough to either send an unprepared rider into a skid or to send an asthmatic to hospital.”
Comparative for not processed to remove impurities or unwanted elements
Comparative for lacking any system, method, care or plan
Comparative for careless or negligent in doing something
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