uninformed

/ ˌʌnɪnˈfɔːmd /

adjective

1. not having knowledge or information about a situation, subject, etc

Example Sentences

We should not be surprised that people who rely on worse information make uninformed choices.

From Salon

However, many other delegates were adamant that there be an indirect way of electing the president to provide a buffer against what Thomas Jefferson called “well-meaning, but uninformed people.”

From Salon

And anyone who tells you that theirs is the one true path is either uninformed or lying.

From Los Angeles Times

"There are things we literally can't talk about without ruining our show. Because it's constructed so that you can leave and have a nice day. It's constructed so that you can leave uninformed."

From Salon

“I had a lot of anger towards me, saying that I was uninformed,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• ignorant
• unacquainted
• unaware
• uneducated
• unfamiliar