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🗳️ Not well-informed 📄 Not useful
low-information

low-information

7.0
Giving few useful details that help people decide
  • adjective
translation icon : poco informativo
  • Many social media posts are low-information and offer little more than opinions without supporting facts.

Examples

  • The advertisement was quite low-information, only presenting catchy slogans without any details about the product.

  • His presentation was low-information, lacking any data or insights that could help the audience understand the topic.

  • It's strictly a low information, low frequencies sub information sound that just is unreproducible on small speakers.

Synonyms

uninformative
vslow-information
2 5.8

Not giving useful information

focuses on lacking substantial or valuable content rather than amount
contentless
vslow-information
1 7.0

Not having useful information or any real meaning

is about absence of useful content rather than only missing detail
noninformative
vslow-information
6.5

Not giving useful details

emphasizes lack of valuable or substantial content rather than just relevance
lacking in depth
vslow-information
6.0

Not giving much detail or careful thought

focuses on shallow coverage rather than total absence of useful content

Antonyms

informative
94 3.5

Full of useful facts or ideas that help you understand something

How Informative

comprehensive
298 4.6
detailed
353 3.7
informative
94 3.5
low-information
7.0
basic
∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

low-information positive

Morphology

low-information = low + information (transparent) = low + information

Meaning is directly derived from the components 'low' + 'information' indicating little informational content.

Etymology

Low-information comes from the two simple English words low ('small' or 'not much') and information ('facts' or 'details'). Think of a short guide or news item with very few facts — that is why low-information means it gives little useful content.