CEFR B2

uninformed

adjective

Meaning

Lacking knowledge or information about a particular subject or general matters.

Examples

Many voters remained uninformed about the candidates' actual policies.
It's easy to make a bad decision when you are uninformed about the risks.

Synonyms: ignorant, unaware, misinformed, unenlightened

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uninformed (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˌʌnɪnˈfɔːrmd/

Definition

Lacking knowledge or information about a particular subject or general matters.

Examples

Many voters remained uninformed about the candidates' actual policies.
It's easy to make a bad decision when you are uninformed about the risks.
The article criticized the public for being uninformed on scientific issues.

How to Use uninformed

uninformed about (prepositional phrase): Lacking knowledge concerning a specific topic. — "She was completely uninformed about the new company policy."
uninformed decision (collocation): A choice made without sufficient information. — "Making an uninformed decision can lead to serious consequences."

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