innumerate
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in·nu·mer·ate 
[i-noo-mer-it, i-nyoo-] Pronunciation Key
[i-noo-mer-it, i-nyoo-] Pronunciation Key –adjective
–noun
| 1. | unfamiliar with mathematical concepts and methods; unable to use mathematics; not numerate. |
| 2. | an innumerate person. |
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| in·nu·mer·ate
(ĭ-nōō'mər-ĭt, ĭ-nyōō'-) Pronunciation Key
adj. Unfamiliar with mathematical concepts and methods. n. A person who is unfamiliar with mathematical concepts and methods. in·nu'mer·a·cy n. |
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| innumerate | |
adjective | |
| lacking knowledge and understanding of mathematical concepts and methods [ant: numerate] |
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