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Meanings of
unknowledgeable
in English
Unaware because of a lack of relevant information or knowledge.
ignorant
unwitting
unknowing
Related terms
uninformed
Synonyms
Examples for "
ignorant
"
ignorant
unwitting
unknowing
Examples for "
ignorant
"
1
The defender is
ignorant
of the strength or direction of the attack.
2
They were the most
ignorant
of peoples; they became the most wise.
3
Of the natural history of the kangaroo we are still very
ignorant
.
4
The western world is
ignorant
of the strength of Jewry in Poland.
5
The shepherds in the Mysore country are very
ignorant
and very superstitious.
1
Even with
unwitting
participants they did some really incredible science, Schawinski said.
2
Less well known is Paterson's real if
unwitting
link to the attacks.
3
But it took just one
unwitting
party animal to wreck it all.
4
There are many pitfalls to stymie the
unwitting
start-up company's best efforts.
5
Crucially, Kogan also captured the same data for each person's
unwitting
friends.
1
And the d'Urberville knights and dames slept on in their tombs
unknowing
.
2
And, during part of that time,
unknowing
sufferers can be unwitting spreaders.
3
It was as if,
unknowing
,
I had strayed outside the magic circle.
4
On the street beyond, the people of the city passed by
unknowing
.
5
There you might have bided all
unknowing
that war was near you.
Usage of
unknowledgeable
in English
1
She was no longer the inexperienced,
unknowledgeable
child she was at five.
2
The presence of a 10-foot crocodile of
unknowledgeable
ferocity was a vital occasion.
3
I am... admittedly
unknowledgeable
on such matters; they occur so rarely.
Grammar, pronunciation and more
Frequent collocations
admittedly unknowledgeable
unknowledgeable child
unknowledgeable ferocity
Unknowledgeable
through the time