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Meanings of uneducated person in English
Catalan
ignorant Synonyms
Examples for "ignoramus"
Examples for "ignoramus"
1
Jeepers, when I think of the snooty ignoramus I used to be!
2
It is you, not he, who are the ignoramus and the rascal.
3
What works you had me flush down the toilet like an ignoramus.
4
In short, I am an ignoramus, but pretty well for a yeoman.
5
I am only an ignoramus, my lad, but I am your father.
1
They know nothing beyond their assigned tasks when the attack takes place.
2
I know nothing as to the fate of the less valuable animals.
3
How could local authorities and communities have managed, apparently, to know nothing?
4
Of course we can know nothing of the details of the encounter.
5
I've been here long enough to know nothing in Africa happens fast.
Usage of uneducated person in English
1
The handwriting was that of an uneducated person, and was strange to me.
2
To the uneducated person he would appear to be the ideal of a judge.
3
She was reduced to an extraordinary simplicity like that of a child, or a very instinctive, uneducated person.
4
But if I were an uneducated person with only manual skills, it just wouldn't be the place for me.
5
This isn't an uneducated person, this is a person who has an education, a high one at that, asking this question.
6
Only an uneducated person.'" And of course the media reinforced those negatives, he said, as did those "supposedly independent consumer organizations."
7
This latter point is of importance in dealing with uneducated persons.
8
But in Scotland, apparently, though there are many poor, there are no uneducated persons.
9
A very great poet has said, "Consort much with powerful uneducated persons."
10
'Or do you really believe that perfectly uneducated persons possess the power of disciplining themselves?