innumerate

[ih-noo-mer-it, ih-nyoo-]

adjective

unfamiliar with mathematical concepts and methods; unable to use mathematics; not numerate.

noun

an innumerate person.

Origin of innumerate

First recorded in 1959; in-³ + numerate

Related formsin·nu·mer·a·cy, noun

Can be confusedilliterate innumerateinnumerable innumerate

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Occasionally it crosses the line of self-satisfaction, as if to lament that the world is full of innumerate mouth-breathers.
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British Dictionary definitions for innumerate

innumerate

adjective

having neither knowledge nor understanding of mathematics or science

noun

an innumerate person

Derived Formsinnumeracy, noun

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Occasionally it crosses the line of self-satisfaction, as if to lament that the world is full of innumerate mouth-breathers.

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