unlettered

The prophet himself might be a simple or unlettered man.

He pressed an unlettered key at the side of the board and waited.

Why should they share their largesse with these unlettered kids?

Yet, thanks to our good chancellor, I am not wholly unlettered.

Sometimes I think it would have been better to settle among unlettered folk.

In 1888, 12 July he saved the unlettered victims and won the case.

"Considering the fact that I look like an unlettered country oaf?"

They're quite beyond the grasp of the unlettered, however.

But advertisement does not come from the unlettered many.

In fact, that's how the rustic and unlettered youths pronounced the word.

To pry through his delicate experiments with their unlettered fingers?

The proponents of Afrocentrism range from university professors to the unlettered.

Mr. Louis, an unlettered man, stacked lumber for a living.

Even the most unlettered and "ordinary" Jews would surrender their lives in martyrdom.

Society demanded that the public schools not simply educate the unlettered but Americanize the alien.

Although unlettered, he liked to read, and he began to read up on the law.

Elections would be very difficult with a populace that is unlettered, don't you think?"

No one ever treated them with scorn or contempt because they were poor or unlettered.

Even the unlettered can understand those numbers.

John was a ranchman, big, quiet, unlettered and strong as a horse.

Also, "unlettered" in the Middle Ages did not necessarily mean the inability to read or write.

He was raised by his mother until about the age of twelve, and never received a thorough education, being still "unlettered" at his death.

Unlettered Ayyankali was a totally different kind of player in the same league.

Rehearsals are sporadic, the players awkward and unlettered, the costumes rudimentary.

An unlettered tundra farmer with bilateral frostbite could get this thing up and running in ten minutes.