dilettante
1 of 2noun/ˈdɪlɪtɑnt/
Forms:dilettantes
1
a person who has an interest in a particular subject but lacks determination or knowledge on the matter
C2- He dabbled in painting but considered himself more of a dilettante than a serious artist, rarely devoting enough time to master the craft.
- She attended a few wine tasting events and considered herself a dilettante in oenology, enjoying the experience without delving deeply into the complexities of wine appreciation.
- The writer was accused of being a dilettante, as he flitted from one project to another without ever completing a novel or committing to a writing career.
- Despite being labeled a dilettante by some, she took pride in her eclectic interests and enjoyed exploring new hobbies and pursuits.
- He dismissed critics who called him a dilettante, arguing that his varied interests enriched his life and allowed him to approach problems from different perspectives.