Dictionary entry

Uninformed

Pronunciation: /ʌnɪnˈfɔːmd/

Pronunciation

/ʌnɪnˈfɔːmd/

Myanmar Meaning

မသိနားမလည်သော။

Definition

uninformed /ʌnÇn'fↄ:md / adj ၾကားဖူးနားဝမရိွေသာ။ မသိေသာ။ an uninformed view/ opinion/ judgement ❍ Her colleagues had deliberately kept her uninformed.

Examples

  1. ‘The actual distinction isn't so much between informed versus uninformed as between in denial and not in denial.’
  2. ‘This results in understandable apprehension from the uninformed masses.’
  3. ‘His domestic policy is unjust
  4. inhumane
  5. fiscally irresponsible
  6. and amazingly uninformed.’
  7. ‘He called my opinions ignorant and uninformed.’
  8. ‘From the latest jokes to discussions on the hot issues of the day
  9. they rarely arrive uninformed or without a strong opinion.’
  10. ‘Both groups are forced to suffer the prejudices that have been fuelled by the tabloids and absorbed by an uninformed public.’
  11. ‘If anyone is loopy it is your stupid
  12. uninformed
  13. ignorant London correspondent.’
  14. ‘They are also uninformed about the fact that they can be cured by a simple surgical procedure.’
  15. ‘Unfortunately we seem to be a constant target for his uninformed attacks.’
  16. ‘Some beetled about placing and replacing cones to some intricate masterplan that escaped the uninformed eye.’
  17. ‘It seemed like everyone wanted to give you their opinions
  18. no matter how half-baked and uninformed.’
  19. ‘That's a lot of people uninformed that their friend is on the train.’
  20. ‘We have to be very careful that this isn't a licence for uninformed private criticisms.’
  21. ‘As far as the situation of the building process is concerned
  22. much hot air from uninformed opinion has been generated.’
  23. ‘You might view this book as the ultimate concession of the world of science to the uninformed needs of the popular mind.’
  24. ‘However
  25. I find that most people are woefully uninformed
  26. lay
  27. clergy
  28. and religious alike.’
  29. ‘I think that perhaps my understanding of what a good camera looks like is deftly uninformed.’
  30. ‘It is this narrow mindset that causes such confusion in the uninformed.’
  31. ‘The referee inquired of the uninformed DJ how many players had turned up.’
  32. ‘This inverts the philosophy of education: the imparting of knowledge by the informed to the uninformed.’