uninformed
Britishadjective
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The harvest of that change was an inaugural meeting of the new panel that was enveloped in a miasma of confused, uninformed debate.
From Los Angeles Times
They also portrayed Mr. Chew’s responses as wins against uninformed lawmakers, who sometimes posed basic questions about the internet.
From New York Times
It appears that the conservatives who point out the dangers of “wokeism” are trying to win the votes of the uninformed, intolerant members of our fractured society.
From Washington Post
The city failed to do so, leaving the Surdis uninformed of the “peril” they faced, the claim says.
From Seattle Times
In those situations, reconstructors must make uninformed guesses about things fossils rarely tell us, such as the texture or intricate patterning of fur.
From Scientific American
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