Pronunciation: /ˈɪɡnərənt/
noun a person who lacks knowledge or awareness in general; an ignorant person
A1 She is ignorant about basic math concepts.
A2 The ignorant often make hasty judgments without all the facts.
B1 His ignorant behavior towards others is unacceptable.
B2 The politician's ignorant remarks caused a backlash from the public.
C1 The professor's ignorant attitude towards his students was surprising.
C2 The CEO's ignorant decisions led to the downfall of the company.
adjective lacking knowledge or awareness in general; uneducated or unsophisticated
A1 She is ignorant of basic math concepts.
A2 He was ignorant of the fact that the store closed early on Sundays.
B1 The politician made an ignorant comment about climate change.
B2 Her ignorant behavior towards others caused tension in the office.
C1 The CEO's ignorant decision led to a major financial loss for the company.
C2 It is ignorant to believe that one's success is solely due to individual effort.
formal The ignorant decision to ignore expert advice led to disastrous consequences.
informal She's so ignorant about current events, she didn't even know about the major news story.
slang Don't be so ignorant about what's going on around you.
figurative His stubbornness made him willfully ignorant to the truth.
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