Definition of unintellectual in English:

unintellectual

adjectiveʌnɪntəˈlɛktʃʊ(ə)lˌənɪn(t)əˈlɛk(t)ʃ(əw)əl

Lacking intelligence or depth; not intellectual.
the questions are mostly unintellectual, uninspiring
his poetry was too lyrical and unintellectual for prevailing tastes
Example sentencesExamples
- Forgive my emotional and rather unintellectual language here - I am trying to be honest about what I think.
- The new era is unintellectual, lacking in curiosity, unadventurous - an age without ideas.
- She entered into a secret marriage with a man ten years her junior who, though decidedly unintellectual, was utterly devoted to her.
- These highly intellectual and academic discourses on aesthetics, literature and the like, leave me feeling very unintellectual indeed.
- The vain arrogance of the literati and Bohemian artists dismisses the activities of the businessman as unintellectual moneymaking.
- He was not especially intelligent, indeed he was quite unintellectual, lacking a deep understanding of law, of the classics, of theology.
- Two enduring characterizations of Los Angeles - that it's unintellectual and star-struck - are only partically true.
- There are some unintellectual people in Hollywood, but there are some really interesting, smart, thoughtful people making movies, too.
- The Kailyard school, with its unintellectual sentimentalizing of rural life and its rejection of the political implications of writing in Scots, was precisely what MacDiarmid had overthrown back in the 1920s.
- I blame myself for allowing an unintellectual friendship to entirely dominate my life.
Synonyms
trivial, insubstantial, trifling, frothy, superficial, shallow, undemanding, frivolous, insignificant

Definition of unintellectual in US English:

unintellectual

adjectiveˌənin(t)əˈlek(t)SH(əw)əlˌənɪn(t)əˈlɛk(t)ʃ(əw)əl

Lacking intelligence or depth.
the questions are mostly unintellectual, uninspiring
his poetry was too lyrical and unintellectual for prevailing tastes
Example sentencesExamples
- Two enduring characterizations of Los Angeles - that it's unintellectual and star-struck - are only partically true.
- The new era is unintellectual, lacking in curiosity, unadventurous - an age without ideas.
- The vain arrogance of the literati and Bohemian artists dismisses the activities of the businessman as unintellectual moneymaking.
- These highly intellectual and academic discourses on aesthetics, literature and the like, leave me feeling very unintellectual indeed.
- Forgive my emotional and rather unintellectual language here - I am trying to be honest about what I think.
- The Kailyard school, with its unintellectual sentimentalizing of rural life and its rejection of the political implications of writing in Scots, was precisely what MacDiarmid had overthrown back in the 1920s.
- There are some unintellectual people in Hollywood, but there are some really interesting, smart, thoughtful people making movies, too.
- I blame myself for allowing an unintellectual friendship to entirely dominate my life.
- He was not especially intelligent, indeed he was quite unintellectual, lacking a deep understanding of law, of the classics, of theology.
- She entered into a secret marriage with a man ten years her junior who, though decidedly unintellectual, was utterly devoted to her.
Synonyms
trivial, insubstantial, trifling, frothy, superficial, shallow, undemanding, frivolous, insignificant

词汇	unintellectual
释义	Definition of unintellectual in English: unintellectual adjectiveʌnɪntəˈlɛktʃʊ(ə)lˌənɪn(t)əˈlɛk(t)ʃ(əw)əl Lacking intelligence or depth; not intellectual. the questions are mostly unintellectual, uninspiring his poetry was too lyrical and unintellectual for prevailing tastes Example sentencesExamples Forgive my emotional and rather unintellectual language here - I am trying to be honest about what I think. The new era is unintellectual, lacking in curiosity, unadventurous - an age without ideas. She entered into a secret marriage with a man ten years her junior who, though decidedly unintellectual, was utterly devoted to her. These highly intellectual and academic discourses on aesthetics, literature and the like, leave me feeling very unintellectual indeed. The vain arrogance of the literati and Bohemian artists dismisses the activities of the businessman as unintellectual moneymaking. He was not especially intelligent, indeed he was quite unintellectual, lacking a deep understanding of law, of the classics, of theology. Two enduring characterizations of Los Angeles - that it's unintellectual and star-struck - are only partically true. There are some unintellectual people in Hollywood, but there are some really interesting, smart, thoughtful people making movies, too. The Kailyard school, with its unintellectual sentimentalizing of rural life and its rejection of the political implications of writing in Scots, was precisely what MacDiarmid had overthrown back in the 1920s. I blame myself for allowing an unintellectual friendship to entirely dominate my life. Synonyms trivial, insubstantial, trifling, frothy, superficial, shallow, undemanding, frivolous, insignificant Definition of unintellectual in US English: unintellectual adjectiveˌənin(t)əˈlek(t)SH(əw)əlˌənɪn(t)əˈlɛk(t)ʃ(əw)əl Lacking intelligence or depth. the questions are mostly unintellectual, uninspiring his poetry was too lyrical and unintellectual for prevailing tastes Example sentencesExamples Two enduring characterizations of Los Angeles - that it's unintellectual and star-struck - are only partically true. The new era is unintellectual, lacking in curiosity, unadventurous - an age without ideas. The vain arrogance of the literati and Bohemian artists dismisses the activities of the businessman as unintellectual moneymaking. These highly intellectual and academic discourses on aesthetics, literature and the like, leave me feeling very unintellectual indeed. Forgive my emotional and rather unintellectual language here - I am trying to be honest about what I think. The Kailyard school, with its unintellectual sentimentalizing of rural life and its rejection of the political implications of writing in Scots, was precisely what MacDiarmid had overthrown back in the 1920s. There are some unintellectual people in Hollywood, but there are some really interesting, smart, thoughtful people making movies, too. I blame myself for allowing an unintellectual friendship to entirely dominate my life. He was not especially intelligent, indeed he was quite unintellectual, lacking a deep understanding of law, of the classics, of theology. She entered into a secret marriage with a man ten years her junior who, though decidedly unintellectual, was utterly devoted to her. Synonyms trivial, insubstantial, trifling, frothy, superficial, shallow, undemanding, frivolous, insignificant
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