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Meanings of entirely ignorant in English

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Usage of entirely ignorant in English
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The are either entirely ignorant of religion or their ideas are erroneous.
Home Missions in Action
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We are, however, entirely ignorant of the nature of the former disease.
Essays on Life, Art and Science
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So far as the entire country is concerned, we are entirely ignorant.
An Ethical Problem / Or, Sidelights upon Scientific Experimentat...
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There was one appalling fact of which Mrs. Smithson was entirely ignorant.
Run to Earth: A Novel
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To-day he knew things of which he had been entirely ignorant before.
The Northern Iron
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He was entirely ignorant of the particular dangers that were ahead of him.
The Boy Scouts In Russia
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They were entirely ignorant of conditions in and about the theatre.
Bambi
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Of what became of the place in Saxon times we are entirely ignorant.
England of My Heart : Spring
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Of course the Austrians were not entirely ignorant of what was going on.
Bismarck and the Foundation of the German Empire
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We walk according to the laws of equilibrium, while entirely ignorant of them.
Sophisms of the Protectionists
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Many, too, seem to be entirely ignorant of the object of present hostilities.
Letters of Ulysses S. Grant to His Father and His Youngest Siste...
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Felix was entirely ignorant that he had attracted so much observation.
After London; Or, Wild England
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Father Tringlot was an uneducated man, entirely ignorant of the law.
Monsieur Lecoq, v. 1
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Charlie wasn't entirely ignorant of the sedition that was simmering at his wrists.
Complete Books of Blood
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She said then that she was entirely ignorant of the effects of the powder.
Trial of Mary Blandy
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Suppose, when entirely ignorant of music, I decide to learn to play the piano.
The Nature of Goodness
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