unteachable

/ʌnˈtitʃəbəl/
adjective
  1. Not able to learn or be taught; resistant to instruction.
    • The teacher found the student unteachable because he refused to listen.
    • The puppy seemed unteachable at first, but patience and treats eventually worked.
    • Some people think certain skills are unteachable, but I believe everyone can improve with practice.
  2. Impossible to teach or convey to others, as a subject or idea.
    • Some aspects of leadership are unteachable, like natural charisma.
    • True creativity is often considered unteachable, though techniques can be shared.
    • The philosopher argued that wisdom is unteachable and must be gained through experience.
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