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ill-informed
[il-in-fawrmd]
adjective
lacking adequate or proper knowledge or information, as in one particular subject or in a variety of subjects.
The public is ill-informed of the danger.
Word History and Origins
Origin of ill-informed1
Example Sentences
"Ignore ill-informed media reports from the disgruntled," she says.
However, when asked by the Daily Mail, a Heathrow spokesperson described the Sunday Times' account of events as "ill-informed misinformation".
Observers were left with a vacuum, which was filled in some quarters with ill-informed and damaging speculation that might have called into question the validity of McIlroy's Masters win.
In their statement on Tuesday, Forest called some of the coverage of the incident "baseless and ill-informed outrage" for the "purposes of personal social media traction".
Baseless and ill-informed outrage for the purposes of personal social media traction serves no one - least of all the injured player.
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