unreadiest
/ʌnˈrɛdiəst/
adjective
- Least prepared or equipped to deal with something; most not ready.
- He felt the unreadiest he had ever felt for a job interview, having not slept the night before.
- The team was the unreadiest they had ever been for the championship match, with their star player injured.
- Of all the hikers, she was the unreadiest for the sudden storm, having left her raincoat behind.
- Least quick or prompt in action or thought; most hesitant or slow.
- In emergencies, he was the unreadiest to act, often freezing while others jumped in.
- Among the students, he was the unreadiest to answer the teacher's questions, always pausing to think.
- She was the unreadiest of the group to volunteer for the task, preferring to observe first.
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