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uncultured [ingl. brit. ʌnˈkʌltʃəd, ingl. am. ˌənˈkəltʃərd] ADJ.

uncultured person, society

uncultured voice, accent, manners

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an uncultured man

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They see it as uncultured brutality, a version of "human cockfighting" that appeals to our base instincts and has no place in a modern society. www.punditarena.com

To offer a strong, pumping handshake would be considered uncultured. en.wikipedia.org

An uncultured person, or one who has no sympathy with literary culture. 5. en.wikipedia.org

Everyone knows that today's youth are a bunch of uncultured, ill-mannered wasters who don't vote and can't hold a real conversation, right? www.independent.co.uk

The standard of football is solid and certainly not as poor and uncultured as some casual viewers may claim. www.the42.ie

Apparently, infection of dental structures, including with uncultured or cryptic microorganisms, can contribute to systemic diseases. en.wikipedia.org

Disdaining tourists is the last permitted snobbery, a coded way of distancing oneself from the uncultured classes. www.telegraph.co.uk

It was considered an uncultured accent until the mid-20th century when this stigma gradually began to fade. en.wikipedia.org

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