Significats de densely ignorant en anglès

We are, of course, densely ignorant of the exact processes going on.

For one thing, Obstinate all his days was a densely ignorant man.

He has been called by some writers shiftless and densely ignorant.

They were densely ignorant, to be sure; but they were natural, simple, and hospitable.

Petawanaquat, although densely ignorant, had an acute and logical mind.

Also were they densely ignorant of trails and routes outside of their own little districts.

Now, a monk had the privilege of remaining densely ignorant, or he could become learned.

Rhoda was grounded well in certain branches and densely ignorant in others which Dr. Prescott considered essential.

The priests and curates were densely ignorant.

I was not so densely ignorant-don'tfeel sorry for country boys: God is often on their side.

The peasants were densely ignorant and hostile to all foreigners, so that an escort of troops was required in many of his journeys.

The South Carolina negroes were considered very stupid, even by many who knew than; and they certainly were densely ignorant on many subjects.

The mining towns were filled with a densely ignorant class of foreigners, and some of the southern counties were almost wholly populated by Mexicans.

In other words, we must put man at the center of politics, even though we are densely ignorant both of man and of politics.

These people have a miserable appearance, and (as usual) are densely ignorant, and all beg, while the monks are chaunting in the chapel.

Densely ignorant of the sex, his nincompoopish idealizations, at other times preposterous, would now be annoying.