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uneducated
[ uhn-ej-oo-key-tid, -ed-yoo- ]
uneducated
/ ʌˈɛʊˌɪɪ /
adjective
- not having been educated to a good standard
poor uneducated people
Word History and Origins
Origin of uneducated1
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Example Sentences
The medic said she was speaking out as she wanted to issue a warning to others - that it was not only "uneducated" and "less fortunate" women who find themselves in abusive relationships.
That was what it was like for most people when Trump believes America was "great" — they were poor, uneducated, sick and overworked — and they paid all the taxes while the rich got richer.
Set in Zanzibar in the 1990s, this coming-of-age novel focuses on three very different young people, including Badar, an uneducated servant boy who has never known his parents.
The refugees Babb met at the camps were not all poor, uneducated “Okies,” and the people she introduces us to in her novel are varied and real.
Working class people are frequently portrayed as lazy, uneducated, or unsophisticated, but we also have a long history of recognizing their hard work, savvy, and perseverance.
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