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uninformed

Adjective

This term describes a state of ignorance that is often temporary or situational, rather than a permanent lack of intelligence. It suggests a gap in specific data or a failure to be briefed on current events, often implying that the person would be capable of understanding if the information were provided. In professional or political contexts, the word carries a critical tone, suggesting that a conclusion or decision is invalid because it lacks a factual foundation. It differs from ignorant, which can imply a general lack of education or a willful refusal to learn.

Meanings

Adjective

Lacking knowledge, information, or awareness about a particular subject or situation.

"He made an uninformed decision because he had not read the report."

Adjective

Not based on facts or a thorough understanding of the circumstances.

"The public's uninformed opinion on the policy led to widespread confusion."

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