Lacking culture, especially in language and literature.
1 Indeed, we are almost illiterate when it comes to matters of faith.
2 The southern Italians, who are the most illiterate , produce the most pauperism.
3 Meanwhile, one-third of all 15-year-olds nationwide are functionally illiterate , the report said.
4 It revealed that 25 per cent of Irish adults are functionally illiterate .
5 In many States, assistance is rendered to the illiterate or the blind.
6 He was eminently illiterate ; wrote bad English and spelled it still worse.
7 But every so often, a spellwright and an illiterate produce a child.
8 But with the illiterate and the rustic no such process is possible.
9 In this way they have attracted enthusiasts, women, and the illiterate generally.
10 The entire transaction is illiterate : selection is made by clicking an image.
11 Sexually, the literate Japanese are no less daring than the illiterate Americans.
12 The poet may be an inspired illiterate , the romance-writer an uninspired hack.
13 They did not fry doughnuts and write letters home for the illiterate .
14 They realize that they could never control any but an illiterate population.
15 The insurgency was largely illiterate , most fighters could not read or write.
16 Distorted and crude as it often was, it was never positively illiterate .
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Illiterate в диалектах
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