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dragoncat
Indolent should be accepted as a word that means lazy or slothful.
Aug 19, 2012 delete reply
Quizmaster
Added that. Thanks!
Aug 21, 2012 delete reply
yankeh
How about "illiterate" for uneducated?
Sep 17, 2012 delete reply
theLAYTshow
Agreed
Sep 17, 2012 delete reply
Quizmeister
Illiterate doesn't mean uneducated, it means unable to read.
Sep 17, 2012 delete reply
AUSCUBA
I disagree.
l·lit·er·ate/iˈlitərit/
Adjective:
Unable to read or write.
Noun:
A person who is unable to read or write.
Synonyms:
unlettered - ignorant - uneducated - unlearned
Sep 17, 2012 delete reply
Synchronicity
Synonyms do not always have the exact same meaning. A person can be uneducated but still be literate, so the word would not apply in that case.
Sep 17, 2012 delete reply
ctleng76
Illiterate specifically refers to reading and writing only. It does not mean uneducated.
Sep 20, 2012 delete reply
orange
could you add "incissor(s)" please? I kept trying that because I couldnt spell correctly :\
Sep 17, 2012 delete reply
lizbeth
Illiterate is a synonym for educated. Thesaurus.com.
Sep 17, 2012 delete reply
milk
please add "icon" as an answer for graven image. thanks
Sep 17, 2012 delete reply
canadianeh
I'm with the Quizmeister. Illiterate does not mean uneducated. You can be educated and still be illiterate. You can be uneducated and still be literate. Come on, people.
Sep 18, 2012 delete reply
gtbeam3r
I am educated but illiterate when it comes to Russian or Japanese!
Sep 18, 2012 delete reply
ABcullen
ignorant is someone who only cares about their opinion. i think the answer should be illiterate
Sep 19, 2012 delete reply
Gilmat
insiscor is incorrect. It should be incisor
Sep 21, 2012 delete reply
recheli
I agree with quizmeister. Don't rely on synonyms. They are not exact definitions of each other. Illiterate and ignorant are related... not the same thing.
Sep 22, 2012 delete reply
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