untaught

Examples

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• Indeed, the Christian vocabulary makes untaught Christians (and some who have been taught and ought to know better) think Williamson is simply expanding on the biblical truths they already embrace.

  Blog text (10)

• Also, students were able to generalize their responses and use of prepositions to three different untaught activities.

  Academic text (2015)

• But you are still untaught, are you not, however strong?

  Fiction book (1992)

• Students were asked to identify cause-and-effect relationships across four short historical passages relating to general history content that had previously been untaught to them.

  Academic text (2015)

• Therefore, in a school setting, interventionists may consider introducing break requests concurrently in multiple tasks to better ensure that students generalize behaviors to untaught tasks.

  Academic text (2015)

• In Proverbs 1-9, the "simple youth" (i.e., untaught, inexperienced) meets two women, one wise and one foolish, and hears their invitations to follow her way.

  Academic text (2005)

• Harvard University Professor Robert Foerster, in his 1919 classic The Italian Emigration of Our Times, contended, "it is the untaught child in the man that sways the destinies of southern Italians."

  Academic text (2003)

• Many children in developing countries remain untaught due to a lack of resources.

• The untaught skills of the local artists impressed the visitors at the exhibition.

• Despite being untaught, she demonstrated an incredible talent for music.

Synonyms

U

uneducated

vsuntaught

56 2.8

A person who has little or no schooling

emphasizes absence of teaching rather than broader social or cultural learning

U

untrained

vsuntaught

31 3.4

Having no teaching or practice to do a task well

is about missing formal education rather than lacking hands-on skill

I

illiterate

vsuntaught

16 4.8

Not knowing much about a subject

applies more broadly to lacking formal schooling rather than one subject

U

uninitiated

vsuntaught

8 8.0

People who do not know about a subject or activity

means missing taught education generally, not only unfamiliarity with one area

U

unenlightened

vsuntaught

6 7.0

Not knowing or understanding important information

is specifically about absence of formal teaching rather than general ignorance

U

unschooled

vsuntaught

3 5.5

A person who has no formal education

is the general state of lacking formal schooling rather than specific gaps

U

untutored

vsuntaught

3 7.8

Having no formal schooling or lessons

is about lacking wider formal education rather than only private lessons

U

unlettered

vsuntaught

1 8.9

People who cannot read or write

covers missing formal teaching more generally, not only literacy ability

U

unlearned

vsuntaught

1 7.7

A person with little education or knowledge about a subject

concerns the specific absence of formal teaching or schooling

U

unstudied

vsuntaught

1 6.8

Not having much knowledge of a subject

refers to missing taught education broadly rather than only study-based gaps

U

uninstructed

vsuntaught

6.9

Someone who has no training or basic knowledge about a subject

focuses more on lacking formal overall education than a single lesson

Antonyms

E

educated

36 3.2

A person who has a good education and a lot of knowledge

T

trained

1.9

Able to do something well because of practice

How Educated

well-educated

40 3.9

educated

36 3.2

untaught

1 6.8

illiterate

29 3.7

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology