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ignorant

[ig-ner-uhnt] / ˈɪg nər ənt /


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As he has pivoted from this declaration a decade later, one would think his ego would bruise from his non-stop insistence that he’s too ignorant for anyone to expect him to know things.

From Salon

But he is ignorant of the turmoil in her past, and Anna intends to keep it that way.

From The Wall Street Journal

Kenyon’s dig at “uproarious pedantry” nods to James’s intellectual pretensions, which some courtiers derided—even though a learned monarch seems preferable to an ignorant one.

From The Wall Street Journal

The level of understanding she had of Alani, and Whitaker’s desire to humanize her, made a character who could have been seen as unrelatable, ignorant or even irritating into a delightfully self-aware fan favorite.

From Los Angeles Times

But her remarks were met with a stinging response from Rowling, who dismissed her as "ignorant".

From BBC