Meanings of imperfectly educated in English

Like most Mahratta Princes of that time, he was very imperfectly educated.

The spelling and handwriting were those of a man imperfectly educated, but still the language itself was forcible.

From his account he was an ungovernable boy, imperfectly educated, and tyrannizing over a loving but weak mother.

She was very imperfectly educated.

He was imperfectly educated, and ignorant on many points; but he was aware of his deficiency, and regretted it in theory.

And as to pain, I am almost ready to say that the physician who has not felt it is imperfectly educated.

She was prepared to be most cautious in giving play to an individual taste so imperfectly educated as hers had necessarily been.

I was flippant enough to say that I could read and write a little, and the big policeman entered me as being imperfectly educated.

All these received grants from the government, and were endeavouring to do university work in a very imperfectly educated community of three hundred thousand people.