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rooky Definition and Meaning in English (rooky definition)

adjective
Synonyms:novicebeginnerinexperienced
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Rooky definition: Describing someone who is new to a particular activity or profession and therefore lacks experience.

Definitions of Rooky

  1. 1adjective

    Describing someone who is new to a particular activity or profession and therefore lacks experience.

  2. 2noun

    An informal variant of 'rookie', referring to a person who is new to an organization or activity, typically a beginner or novice.

Example Sentences

“The rooky police officer made a few mistakes during his first patrol.”

“Don't worry if you're a rooky; everyone starts somewhere.”

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nounrookie

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Rooky definition: Describing someone who is new to a particular activity or profession and therefore lacks experience.
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'Rooky' translates to 'rooky' in English. Rooky definition: Describing someone who is new to a particular activity or profession and therefore lacks experience.
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