absol., esp. in the phrases learned (or lered) and lewed, lewed and clerks. Obsolete.
单词 | θ126069 |
释义 | the mind > mental capacity > knowledge > want of knowledge, ignorance > [noun] > person > collectively (8) learned and lewedc1175 absol., esp. in the phrases learned (or lered) and lewed, lewed and clerks. Obsolete. uncunning1338 absol. (chiefly as plural). rudea1350 With plural agreement, in later use only with the. Uneducated or unsophisticated people; common people. Now rare. unknowinga1400 With plural agreement and chiefly with the. People who lack knowledge or understanding considered as a class; the ignorant; the ill-informed. unlearnedc1450 Chiefly with the and plural agreement. Uneducated, ignorant, or unsophisticated people considered collectively or as a class. ignorant?a1513 With the and plural agreement. Ignorant people as a class. simplec1535 With plural agreement. With the: intellectually unsophisticated, ignorant, or uneducated people as a class; those who are foolish, stupid, or… ignorati1817 With plural agreement (usually with the): uneducated, unsophisticated, or ill-informed people considered collectively or as a class. |
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