Meanings of illiterate people in English

Young borrowers and financially illiterate people with low incomes were particularly vulnerable, it added.

Rumor spreads its vagaries faster among illiterate people than among the enlightened and educated.

You read out forged letters to the illiterate people.

Every day more illiterate people are being born.

No amount of charters, direct primaries, or short ballots make a democracy out of an illiterate people.

Freedom of the press is not a concept which much exercises the minds of a largely illiterate people.

So they did now; but, unfortunately, the ministers and wise men were more deluded than the illiterate people.

But there are also plenty of illiterate people, stunned by their new world, wrote the paper's Matthias Drobinski.

But it is not surprising what a complete mastery the rudest and most illiterate people here have over their tongue.

For too long, the issue of breeding enhanced crops through genetic engineering has been dominated by well-meaning, but scientifically illiterate people.

He conversed with illiterate people, and especially with old women at their spinning-wheels, and eagerly listened to their ancient tales and legends.

I did not regret his taciturnity, for I was always more amused with my own thoughts, than in conversing with illiterate people.

In their complex interplay of word and image we can see a savage, warlike and illiterate people become a European civilisation of the book.

And as I'm a bundle of nerves, and I never was agreeable to illiterate people, nor they to me, I was rather put to it.

"Ignorant, illiterate people, devil take them!"