uninformed
42
3.7
- adjective
- /ˌʌnɪnˈfɔrmd/
:
poco informado
- The committee realized that many uninformed participants were unaware of the guidelines.
- an uninformed opinion
- the uninformed public
- uninformed views
This is how most people, if uninformed, get burned.
- This is how most people, if uninformed, get burned.
- Stop posting immature, uninformed conversations and perceptions on social media.
- How can they be so weak, so uninformed, so pathetic, so hateful toward our own country?
- Hundreds of billions of dollars are spent every year to ensure that uninformed people make irrational choices.
- In an IPO that's overpriced, only uninformed investors will bid, and they will then lose money.
- It's just my uninformed opinion, but the effects were spectacular, OK.
- I'm not going to pause my mission simply because there's some mean people out there who are uninformed or in a bad mood.
- And unless you're knocking down each one of those things to that audience, you appear to just be uninformed.
- Then the other thing my my uninformed take or semi informed take is that that seems kind of nonsensical to me.
- It was very popular a few decades back and some uninformed doctors still repeat this lie to their patients and their patients suffer because of it.
- But when we have the conversation about mental health, to start throwing around the word privilege is quite frankly, just uninformed.
- And Billy comes like, oh, he's like on his phone kind of like scrambling with the fine and like, it made Billy look bad and really uninformed compared to this guy.
- But for the the uninformed person and for me to be quite direct, what are the brain areas that control speech and language?
Examples
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In general, students appeared to be relatively uninformed about the laws pertaining to software copyrights.
Academic text (1991) -
On the contrary, these parents were simply uninformed and unfamiliar with the school and school policies.
Academic text (2000) -
But when people who are uninformed started writing things they know nothing about, they had to step out.
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This is how most people, if uninformed, get burned.
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In middle school, young students need an organized introduction to college because they are very uninformed about college.
Academic text (2011) -
You Americans are just incredibly uninformed.
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Participants in these debates note that the president was largely uninterested and uninformed about the issues.
Academic text (1990) -
Parents who refuse to develop the preferred skills risk appearing uninformed and ignorant.
Academic text (2011) -
All participants were uninformed about DAF and the hypotheses investigated in the present study.
Academic text (2011) -
Many uninformed voters made choices based on false information.
Synonyms
367
3.7
Not knowing about something or how it works
175
2.9
Not knowing that something is happening or true
110
5.5
Not told about important things, so you do not know them
96
4.3
Not knowing about a subject or how to do something
56
2.8
A person who has little or no schooling
29
4.1
Not knowing much about something
8
8.0
People who do not know about a subject or activity
6
7.0
Not knowing or understanding important information
5
5.8
Not aware that something is happening or true
3
5.5
A person who has no formal education
2
7.0
Not understanding what someone says or means
1
7.1
Not knowing much about a subject
1
6.5
Not familiar with someone or something
1
6.7
Not knowing about something because you have no experience with it
1
8.4
Not having much experience or knowledge about a subject
1
7.7
A person with little education or knowledge about a subject
1
6.8
Not having much knowledge of a subject
Not familiar with a subject or its details
Not having experience in a subject or activity
Someone who has no training or basic knowledge about a subject
A person who knows little about a subject because they have not read about it
Antonyms
How Informed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Uninformed is made of un- 'not' and informed, which comes from information meaning 'knowledge' or 'facts'. So uninformed means 'not given information' and we use it for someone who does not have the facts they need.