uncultured

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ cultured.

Adjective

uncultured (comparative more uncultured, superlative most uncultured)

1. Not cultured or civilized; lacking in delicacy or refinement; philistine.

   Synonyms: benighted, unenlightened; barbarous, uncivilized; see also Thesaurus:ignorant, Thesaurus:savage

   Antonym: cultured

2. (sciences) Not cultured or artificially developed.

   Antonym: cultured

Translations

not cultured

• Belarusian: некульту́рны (njekulʹtúrny)
• Catalan: inculte (ca)
• Danish: ukultiveret
• Finnish: sivistymätön (fi)
• French: inculte (fr)
• German: kulturlos
• Hindi: असभ्य (hi) (asabhya), अशिष्ट (hi) (aśiṣṭ)
• Hungarian: kulturálatlan (hu), műveletlen (hu)
• Persian: بی‌فرهنگ (bifarhang)
• Polish: niekulturalny (pl)
• Portuguese: inculto (pt)
• Romanian: incult (ro)
• Russian: некульту́рный (ru) (nekulʹtúrnyj)
• Spanish: inculto (es), guaso (es), huaso (es)
• Swedish: okultiverad (sv)
• Ukrainian: некульту́рний (nekulʹtúrnyj)