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Meanings of uneducated in English
Not having a good education.
Usage of uneducated in English
1
The perception of the ideal is often very acute among the uneducated.
2
We may suppose that they were sent in chiefly by the uneducated.
3
This is only meant to be a general confession for the uneducated.
4
It also suffers from the perception that the available workforce is uneducated.
5
Bergoglio always rooted himself in the ordinary, simple, faithful and uneducated people.
6
Such views belong to the uneducated crudity and superficiality of naïve thinking.
7
He comprehended perfectly this state of wilfulness in an uneducated sensitive man.
8
Such quaint beliefs linger to-day among uneducated people, even in civilized lands.
9
I might have known that your taste was too uneducated for that.
10
Let them call to mind the unfashionable, uneducated, uncultivated surroundings of Nazareth.
11
They were furtive and uneducated, bound to superstitions and arcane, secret rituals.
12
As he was quite uneducated, he determined that I should not be.
13
He was a plain, simple, uneducated man, but thoroughly good and loyal.
14
And take literature: John Bunyan was not only uneducated, but actually ignorant.
15
And whether an uneducated gentry be not the greatest of national evils?
16
The man had talent as a listener, but he was musically uneducated.
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United Kingdom
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