18 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Tenderfoot' in a Sentence

"A person who is new and lacks experience; a beginner or novice." more

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The tenderfoot was excited to start kindergarten today.

The little explorer was a tenderfoot in the world of bugs and insects.

As a tenderfoot in the art class, Emily hesitated before picking up the paintbrush.

The puppy, being a tenderfoot, was still learning to walk properly.

Sally felt like a tenderfoot on her first day of ballet class.

She played the role of the tenderfoot in the school play.

Mark felt like a tenderfoot when he entered the science competition without much preparation.

As a tenderfoot in soccer, she practiced kicking the ball with enthusiasm.

The new student looked like a tenderfoot on the first day of school.

The tenderfoot explorer marveled at the sight of the vast desert during the expedition.

The tenderfoot was excited to join the camping trip with his friends.

The tenderfoot chef was learning to crack eggs for the first time.

The science teacher encouraged the tenderfoot scientist to ask questions and explore.

Sarah felt like a tenderfoot when she started learning the new dance routine.

The tenderfoot was excited about his first day of school.

The tenderfoot carefully took small steps on the icy sidewalk.

Timmy felt like a tenderfoot when he tried riding his bike without training wheels.

The little gardener carefully guided the tenderfoot through planting flowers.

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