Meanings of uneducated person in English

The handwriting was that of an uneducated person, and was strange to me.

To the uneducated person he would appear to be the ideal of a judge.

She was reduced to an extraordinary simplicity like that of a child, or a very instinctive, uneducated person.

But if I were an uneducated person with only manual skills, it just wouldn't be the place for me.

This isn't an uneducated person, this is a person who has an education, a high one at that, asking this question.

Only an uneducated person.'" And of course the media reinforced those negatives, he said, as did those "supposedly independent consumer organizations."

This latter point is of importance in dealing with uneducated persons.

But in Scotland, apparently, though there are many poor, there are no uneducated persons.

A very great poet has said, "Consort much with powerful uneducated persons."

'Or do you really believe that perfectly uneducated persons possess the power of disciplining themselves?