Meanings of uncultivated man in English

Fine manners show themselves formidable to the uncultivated man.

There is a pathos in the ignorance of the uncultivated man as to what is good.

Who wishes to be stared at, remarked upon, openly admired-ifnot the ill-bred woman, the sorely uncultivated man?

Now, what is the difference between such actions, when performed by an uncultivated man, and by one of the higher animals?

Taylor was a rough, uncultivated man, fearless, shrewd and entirely capable, but with nothing to suggest the soldier in his appearance, dress or dignity.

'And I an untamed, uncultivated man, who has never seen London, and knows nothing about society at all.'

"He was a very rough man was Em'ly's husband," said Mrs. Jervis, in her delicate thoughtful voice-" averyuncultivated man."