uneducated
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ʊˌkeɪ adjective
not educated.
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| —adj | |
| not having been educated to a good standard: poor uneducated people | |
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Uneducated
is always a great word to know.
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Example sentences
More people were uneducated and poor then than now in our poor-me-society.
He has similarly uneducated, unrealistic views on handling a modern economy that should disqualify him for serious consideration.
Unfortunately, uneducated people get pets for the wrong reason.
We've had poor and uneducated people since we've had civilization.
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