Definition of illiterati in English:

illiterati

plural noun ɪlɪtəˈrɑːtiilidəˈrädē

People who are not well educated or well informed about a particular subject or sphere of activity.
a discussion that made few concessions to the scientific illiterati
a member of the computer illiterati
Example sentencesExamples
- The paper could position itself on the forefront of a bold initiative, encouraging the growth of a blossoming illiterati who flaunt their ignorance and inability to absorb the written word.
- For the economic illiterati, the solution is simple.
- Even the former cooking illiterati now know that tip about adding vinegar to a poached egg pan.
- If we hear one more member of the economic illiterati call for an "industrial policy," we'll scream.
- Many of these potential and actual readers were computer illiterati buying their first machine, and needed intelligible guidance.
- Unless we wish to end up with a two-tier system, the literati and the illiterati, then there seems to be a need for the education system to change the philosophy of the last decade or so, and return to an emphasis on literacy.
- Welcome to the world of the illiterati, where ignorance is indeed bliss, where being a moron is somehow classed as being 'cute'.
- Despite the protestations of the market illiterati of the Left, government rationing of health care services is right around the corner.
- The difference between the twitterati and the internet illiterati comes down to much more than broadband speed.
- Abolishing the Arts Council might put enough money back into our pockets to enable us to patronise opera or whatever art form we prefer - by our own choice, not the imposed will of the illiterati.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Latin illitterati, plural of illiteratus.

Definition of illiterati in US English:

illiterati

plural nounilidəˈrädē

People who are not well educated or well informed about a particular subject or sphere of activity.
a discussion that made few concessions to the scientific illiterati
a member of the computer illiterati
Example sentencesExamples
- For the economic illiterati, the solution is simple.
- Abolishing the Arts Council might put enough money back into our pockets to enable us to patronise opera or whatever art form we prefer - by our own choice, not the imposed will of the illiterati.
- The difference between the twitterati and the internet illiterati comes down to much more than broadband speed.
- The paper could position itself on the forefront of a bold initiative, encouraging the growth of a blossoming illiterati who flaunt their ignorance and inability to absorb the written word.
- Unless we wish to end up with a two-tier system, the literati and the illiterati, then there seems to be a need for the education system to change the philosophy of the last decade or so, and return to an emphasis on literacy.
- Many of these potential and actual readers were computer illiterati buying their first machine, and needed intelligible guidance.
- Despite the protestations of the market illiterati of the Left, government rationing of health care services is right around the corner.
- Even the former cooking illiterati now know that tip about adding vinegar to a poached egg pan.
- If we hear one more member of the economic illiterati call for an "industrial policy," we'll scream.
- Welcome to the world of the illiterati, where ignorance is indeed bliss, where being a moron is somehow classed as being 'cute'.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Latin illitterati, plural of illiteratus.

词汇	illiterati
释义	Definition of illiterati in English: illiterati plural noun ɪlɪtəˈrɑːtiilidəˈrädē People who are not well educated or well informed about a particular subject or sphere of activity. a discussion that made few concessions to the scientific illiterati a member of the computer illiterati Example sentencesExamples The paper could position itself on the forefront of a bold initiative, encouraging the growth of a blossoming illiterati who flaunt their ignorance and inability to absorb the written word. For the economic illiterati, the solution is simple. Even the former cooking illiterati now know that tip about adding vinegar to a poached egg pan. If we hear one more member of the economic illiterati call for an "industrial policy," we'll scream. Many of these potential and actual readers were computer illiterati buying their first machine, and needed intelligible guidance. Unless we wish to end up with a two-tier system, the literati and the illiterati, then there seems to be a need for the education system to change the philosophy of the last decade or so, and return to an emphasis on literacy. Welcome to the world of the illiterati, where ignorance is indeed bliss, where being a moron is somehow classed as being 'cute'. Despite the protestations of the market illiterati of the Left, government rationing of health care services is right around the corner. The difference between the twitterati and the internet illiterati comes down to much more than broadband speed. Abolishing the Arts Council might put enough money back into our pockets to enable us to patronise opera or whatever art form we prefer - by our own choice, not the imposed will of the illiterati. Origin Late 18th century: from Latin illitterati, plural of illiteratus. Definition of illiterati in US English: illiterati plural nounilidəˈrädē People who are not well educated or well informed about a particular subject or sphere of activity. a discussion that made few concessions to the scientific illiterati a member of the computer illiterati Example sentencesExamples For the economic illiterati, the solution is simple. Abolishing the Arts Council might put enough money back into our pockets to enable us to patronise opera or whatever art form we prefer - by our own choice, not the imposed will of the illiterati. The difference between the twitterati and the internet illiterati comes down to much more than broadband speed. The paper could position itself on the forefront of a bold initiative, encouraging the growth of a blossoming illiterati who flaunt their ignorance and inability to absorb the written word. Unless we wish to end up with a two-tier system, the literati and the illiterati, then there seems to be a need for the education system to change the philosophy of the last decade or so, and return to an emphasis on literacy. Many of these potential and actual readers were computer illiterati buying their first machine, and needed intelligible guidance. Despite the protestations of the market illiterati of the Left, government rationing of health care services is right around the corner. Even the former cooking illiterati now know that tip about adding vinegar to a poached egg pan. If we hear one more member of the economic illiterati call for an "industrial policy," we'll scream. Welcome to the world of the illiterati, where ignorance is indeed bliss, where being a moron is somehow classed as being 'cute'. Origin Late 18th century: from Latin illitterati, plural of illiteratus.
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