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Meanings of illiterate person in English
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Examples for "illiterate"
Examples for "illiterate"
1
Indeed, we are almost illiterate when it comes to matters of faith.
2
The southern Italians, who are the most illiterate, produce the most pauperism.
3
Meanwhile, one-third of all 15-year-olds nationwide are functionally illiterate, the report said.
4
It revealed that 25 per cent of Irish adults are functionally illiterate.
5
In many States, assistance is rendered to the illiterate or the blind.
1
The Kindle is not going to make a reader out of a nonreader.
2
There are nonreaders, of course.
3
The blind Braille readers performed no better than the blind nonreaders, and the congenitally blind subjects performed equivalently to those with adult-onset blindness.
Usage of illiterate person in English
1
There is an inimitable looseness of design in the chirography of an illiterate person.
2
She could not conjecture from whom the letter came; certainly from some illiterate person.
3
But unfortunately, as you are aware, I'm an illiterate person.
4
Could an illiterate person spot a familiar hand?
5
Spuller, who is after all not a perfectly illiterate person like Petit, actually made no reply!
6
Naturally this would make the most illiterate person stop and gaze and wonder who this merry-andrew might be.
7
Playing Starseed Pilgrim is like getting a taste of what it's like to play as a videogame- illiterate person.
8
It would be almost impossible to make an illiterate person realize that the date A.D. 1600 had any meaning at all.
9
The black with his woolly head, the felon, the diseas'd, the illiterate person, are not denied;
10
There is that indescribable freshness and unconsciousness about an illiterate person that humbles and mocks the power of the noblest expressive genius.
11
In ancient Greece, an idotes was one who did not believe he owed anything to the community... And what is an illiterate person?
12
Once in Corinth Demetrius the Cynic found some illiterate person reading aloud from a very handsome volume, the Bacchae of Euripides, I think it was.
13
Negroes, and illiterate persons of all complexions, set up as doctors.
14
Ignorance so complete as this seems to me to be touched with magnificence; but the ignorance even of illiterate persons is enormous.
15
Nearly all of them were letters from illiterate persons, with the superscription, "To Our Lady of Lourdes," scrawled on the envelopes in big, irregular handwriting.