uneducated
અભણ
definition
adjective
These tax cuts will be for the benefit of the high earners at the expense of the poorest, the uneducated and the most vulnerable people in our society.
lacking an education; poorly educated.
translation of 'uneducated'
adjective
અભણ
example
But he did scoop up the shares of those too poor and 'uneducated' to appreciate their potential value.
The problem is that entry level jobs are generally where 'uneducated' people go to get skills.
I felt that I'd had the best education money can buy, and yet I was completely 'uneducated' .
And a lot of our people are elderly and a lot of them are 'uneducated' , illiterate.
I attended university as a mature student and was shocked at how ignorant and 'uneducated' our student population actually is.
Would I make the same amount of money as a janitor with an eighth grade education, an 'uneducated' laborer?
Women who are poor and 'uneducated' are often still at the mercy of abusive partners or relatives.
If they are not oil rich sheikhs who plunder their country, they are poor 'uneducated' townsfolk who desperately want to be liberated.
Chess took advantage of Willie Dixon because he was black, because he was poor and 'uneducated' .
The people were very poor and 'uneducated' and had a poor quality of life.
The country is too big, too poor, too 'uneducated' and too unstable to give political power to the people, they say.
Movies about poor, 'uneducated' mothers forced to work punishing jobs are even rarer.
Again, he faced obstacles because many people were 'uneducated' and led a simple life.
The meat packing industry is a huge draw for poor, largely, 'uneducated' illegal aliens.
Modern readers of the gospels usually assume that the disciples were poor and 'uneducated' .
They know that as long as the population in these areas remain 'uneducated' and illiterate, they will never be removed.
Unfortunately, much of the world is poor and 'uneducated' and our system simply will not work as well as we would assume.
These tax cuts will be for the benefit of the high earners at the expense of the poorest, the 'uneducated' and the most vulnerable people in our society.
I expected West Virginia to be full of 'uneducated' poor white people of Scot and Irish descent.
Some of these killings were perpetrated by people who were poor and 'uneducated' , but others were not.
‘We've come a long way from the days when profoundly handicapped people were considered 'uneducable' ,’ he adds, ‘but services haven't caught up with demand, or recognised that their needs are very expensive.’
Blacks were no more 'uneducable' than French peasants.
He is, in all likelihood, 'uneducable' on this point.
That isn't the problem, not unless you happen to be a Tory of the 'uneducable' , unflinching sort.
But dismissing your opponents as 'uneducable' and unlearned by making dismissive remarks about the quality of their teachers serves no useful purpose.
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