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Meanings of uninstructed in English
Synonyms
Examples for "naive"
Examples for "naive"
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China: Strange and wonderful things can happen to naive Westerners in China.
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The Wall testified to a time when simple, naive rules gave way.
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He also insisted: France is not naive when it comes to Iran.
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Critics say he was naive about obstacles such as Israeli settlement building.
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His conception of the naive tales and beliefs was in itself naive.
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The Hebraizer is conscientious but unenlightened; the Hellenizer is clear-headed but unscrupulous.
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Why you want to interact with those unenlightened townsfolk, I'll never understand.
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To the unenlightened reader this poem reveals no traits that are un-English.
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IMMIGRANT, n. An unenlightened person who thinks one country better than another.
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But only an unthinking monster could leave the cinema unmoved and unenlightened.
Usage of uninstructed in English
1
A nation under a well-regulated government should permit none to remain uninstructed.
2
Because she was too happy, madam; too complaisant; too uninstructed in the emotions.
3
They themselves, the Minister and his Department, are totally uninstructed in the matter.
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Nay, but you must needs be swayed hither and thither by the uninstructed.
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Perhaps it had some occult personal signification impenetrable to understandings uninstructed in local traditions.
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An uninstructed majority vote cannot decide any question in aesthetics.
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The judgment of these rough, uninstructed men is too narrow for such as you.
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Yes, men, not gods or spirits, as the uninstructed nations supposed them to be.
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Modest merit is, however, too apt to be inactive, or negligent, or uninstructed merit.
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But is history, I shall be asked, the study so proper for uninstructed minds?
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A pagan in Uganda is literally a pagan; an uninstructed rustic from a distant village.
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You ministers of the gospel address yourselves unabashed to the poor, the humble, the uninstructed.
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Tuttle, uninstructed as to following in a circumstance like this, had there dropped the trail.
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I suppose Annina finds a girl, simple and uninstructed as I, unworthy of her company.
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To the uninstructed it seems ridiculous to compare them.
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The uninstructed public declines to trouble itself with criticism.
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