How To Use Undereducated In A Sentence
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You're looking at undereducated, undervalued and underdeveloped, men, women and children.
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He was sure he was either going crazy or that Billy, his overfed and undereducated co-worker, was trying to play a trick on him.
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People who are undereducated often feel unequipped to participate in the political process.
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By today's standards, most journalists were corrupt and undereducated.
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Otherwise all future columns will be printed without edit, thereby exposing us for the undereducated, overpaid frauds that we are.
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The juxtaposition of his carping, meticulous fetishizing of cuisine punctilios with that of his abecedarian, pompous-yet-undereducated plodding attempts to guild his prosaic sensibilities with grandiloquent language only serve to expose the charlatan behind the greasy, smacking lips and cheap, brass-plated tongue.
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That an appeal from an undereducated prettyboy would work on them more than their own NYT-readin ', independent-thinkin', unsusceptible-liberal-considered-opinion-actin 'selves is a much greater insult.
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Well, I couldn't take her impoliteness to mean she was undereducated - except in the manners department.
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I am conflicted over how to respond to the rather undereducated editorial that appeared in this week's issue.
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Undereducated and unskilled workers continue to struggle to find a place in the globalised world.
Times, Sunday Times
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A third of the population is unemployed, and many more people are underemployed and undereducated, he says.
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They leave bright children bored and undereducated.
Times, Sunday Times
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Firstly, the rather undereducated characterization of my lawsuit as ‘frivolous’ is, of course, a matter of opinion.
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This is at least partly because polygynist cultures need to create and sustain an underclass of unmarried and undereducated men, since in order to sustain a system where a few men possess all the women, roughly half of boys must leave the community before adulthood.
Polygamy: More Common Than You Think
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Residents in general are poor and undereducated, and live in sub-standard housing.
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He always wanted to help education and to help the lives of the underprivileged and the undereducated.
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Otherwise all future columns will be printed without edit, thereby exposing us for the undereducated, overpaid frauds that we are.
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She's rather dim and kind of tubby - undereducated and undersexed - and she displays a distressing affinity for mom jeans and sweaters covered in puffy paint and appliquéd kittens.
Joanne Rendell: Heaving Bosoms: A Tonic for the Recession?
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She was undereducated in the approved style of her class and gender.
Times, Sunday Times
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Obviously, then, the average romance reader is not the undereducated, uninformed, subnormal, frustrated housewife of recent mythology.
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Well, it seems that I yet again have to suffer through another year with you undereducated and underachieving students.
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Residents in general are poor and undereducated, and live in sub-standard housing.
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They are disproportionately poor, undereducated, unemployed and more likely to end their own lives.
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He founded a vocational school for undereducated children.
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Maybe you think we're being a little hard on the people of this town, by calling them yokels and inferring that they're nothing more than a bunch of undereducated rubes.
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On top of this, sweeping technological change, immigration, and imports have made conditions difficult for undereducated workers.
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Companies look at us and one of the things they see is an undereducated population.
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And I feel hopelessly undereducated, with all the MAs around me.
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This has helped keep generations of residents undereducated and the town's economy suspended in time.
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We've all heard the stories about undereducated, traditionalist marriages in which the partners never realized that sex is possible in a position other than missionary, or that a woman can orgasm.
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The program recognizes the link between undereducated adults and educationally at-risk children.
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Well, I couldn't take her impoliteness to mean she was undereducated - except in the manners department.
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Those parents, often poor and undereducated, have no institutional power.
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She is also a spunky, opinionated scientist who believes that many athletes, nutritionally speaking, are lazy, undereducated, and misinformed, and eat like spoiled children when given the chance.
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People who are undereducated often feel unequipped to participate in the political process.