Unlearned, untaught; ignorant; = unlearned, adj. 1 2. Also as n.: an untaught or ignorant person; (chiefly with the and plural agreement) such people…

Untaught, untrained; unmannered, wanton.

Lacking or deficient in wit, intelligence, or knowledge; ignorant, unwise, witless. Now rare.

Devoid of (†reason or) knowledge; ignorant.

Unknowing, ignorant. Also absol. Obsolete. rare.

Unlearned, unlettered, untaught. Obsolete.

Without learning or knowledge.

Characterized by a lack of knowledge or education; not having or showing a high level of mental acuity; intellectually unsophisticated.

Transferred senses. Uninstructed, unlearned. Obsolete. rare.

Of persons: Ignorant, unlearned, unskilful.

Not enlightened or trained by teaching; uninstructed, ignorant.

Not knowing; not possessing knowledge or understanding; ignorant; ill-informed; naive. attributive or in predicative use.

Inexperienced, inexpert, unskilled. Also: uneducated, unlearned; ignorant; lacking in knowledge or… Of a person. Now usually accompanied by a synonym.

Lacking in culture or sophistication; uncivilized, wild; (also) lacking in learning or understanding; ignorant. In later use also in weakened sense…

Not wise or cunning; ignorant; imprudent. Cf. quaint, adj. 1.

Of a person: lacking knowledge or awareness, either generally or about a particular thing; uninformed, uneducated. Also later as a more general…

Lacking in learning; uneducated, or not well educated; ignorant, unsophisticated.

Ignorant.

Having or characterized by simplicity as a personal quality; esp. (a) unsophisticated; (also) simple-minded, ignorant; (b) (in later use usually)…

Not knowing; not possessing knowledge or understanding. Cf. unknowing, adj. 1. Obsolete. Characterized by lack of knowledge or wisdom; ignorant…

Unknowing, unaware; ignorant.

Ignorant, uninformed, unlearned. Obsolete.

Ignorant. Frequently with of.

Lacking skill, ability, or know-how; unskilled; (formerly also) †ignorant (obsolete). Later: spec. that lacks training or expertise in a craft or…

Unlearned.

Of a person or a person's character, speech, actions, etc.: simple, rustic; lacking sophistication or refinement; (hence) ignorant, uneducated. Obs…

Ignorant.

Of persons: Rude, uninstructed, ignorant. Now rare.

Not knowing; lacking knowledge; nescient, ignorant.

? Homely, unlearned. Also as quasi-n.

†(a) (of a person) ignorant, foolish (obsolete); (b) having a smooth, unornamented, or unattractive head.

depreciative. Of a person: lacking knowledge or understanding; ignorant, unlearned; (also) that merely pretends to knowledge or expertise; that is a…

Full of rudeness; characterized by rudeness.

Devoid of learning.

Unknowing, ignorant.

Ignorant.

Uneducated, untaught; simple, unsophisticated; †rude, boorish. Of the mind, intellect, etc.

That knows or understands little. (In later use only with allusion to quot. 1598.) Cf. all-knowing, adj.

Not instructed or informed; unenlightened, ignorant. Also const. in, or with clause.

Lacking in learning or knowledge; uneducated; ignorant; = unlearned, adj. 2. Now rare.

Of a person: not instructed or informed by reading; not well-read. Also as n. (with the and plural agreement): people who are not well-read as a…

Unaware, ignorant. Const. of, that.

Ignorant.

= inscient, adj.1

Not scientific; unacquainted with science, unlearned.

Uninstructed, uneducated, ignorant.

Not aware; not cognizant; ignorant. Const. of, or with clause.

Not knowing, ignorant. rare.

Not suspecting; not harbouring any suspicion.

Not erudite; unlearned, uninstructed.

Unknowing, ignorant.

Chiefly U.S. Unmindful, heedless; unaware. With of.

Not knowledgeable; ill-informed; ignorant.

Devoid of or lacking knowledge; ignorant; uninformed, uneducated.

Knowing little; ignorant.

Ignorant; uninformed; stupid. Cf. clue, n. 2e.