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Meanings of unlearned in English
Spanish
innato Uneducated in general; lacking knowledge or sophistication.
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Examples for "ignorant"
Examples for "ignorant"
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The defender is ignorant of the strength or direction of the attack.
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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.
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In the unlettered, untravelling past, the factor of tradition was altogether dominant.
2
The humblest of unlettered peasants can teach the highest genius something useful.
3
One epitaph, which the unlettered Muse must have dictated, is worth recording.
4
Brother Lyford had continued to be a rude and unlettered Country Jake.
5
They were, for the most part, plain, unlettered, and of little refinement.
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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.
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How blind he had been, how nescient of himself!
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How nescient the poor little thing was!
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But his French breeding triumphed and he remained, except for that one furtive twinkle, the conscientious valet, nescient and urbane.
Usage of unlearned in English
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There was so much as yet unlearned, even by the top people.
2
Only among the lowly, the unlearned, and the poor was English heard.
3
Then the unlearned learn, and not the wise, Cleinias, as you imagine.
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In courts held by unlearned judges, also, English law-books were lightly considered.
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I learned to eliminate all of that and unlearned all of that.
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Always I get puzzled, always I realize how utterly unlearned I am.
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Though unlearned, necessity has taught me to know when I am meant.
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Much truly there needs still to be learned, much to be unlearned.
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Thou art one who hast unlearned to obey: now shalt thou command!
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But whoever is unlearned, ignorant, and silly, let him come without fear!
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The top five unlearned lessons of the financial crisis In capital we trust.
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He was quite unlearned in the social habits of an opera-house.
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And in five minutes she was asleep, in spite of the unlearned lessons.
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To give it into the hands of the unlearned means letting hell loose.
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Truly, pictures are the books of the unlearned, and of the mis-learned too.
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To the unlearned and to the child a spirit is merely a body.
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