uncultured

/ ʌnˈkʌltʃəd /

adjective

1. lacking good taste, manners, upbringing, and education

Example Sentences

Specifically, genetic data from uncultured aquatic microbial species were compiled for this study.

From Science Daily

People who don’t live in Texas see it as “uncultured” and “dominated by oil and gas,” Garcia said.

From Washington Times

People who don’t live in Texas see it as “uncultured” and “dominated by oil and gas,” Garcia said.

From Seattle Times

As Candace Keene explains, “I’m not a mullet fan. I grew up in New Mexico in a double-wide trailer. I associated a mullet with an uncultured kind of connotation, a little bit of a dirt bag.”

From Seattle Times

A dominant theme in conservative comedy holds that Democrats see Republicans as stupid, uncultured, QAnon believers.

From Salon