uncultured

/ ʌnˈkʌltʃəd /

adjective

1. lacking good taste, manners, upbringing, and education

Example Sentences

Specifically, genetic data from uncultured aquatic microbial species were compiled for this study.

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People who don’t live in Texas see it as “uncultured” and “dominated by oil and gas,” Garcia said.

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A dominant theme in conservative comedy holds that Democrats see Republicans as stupid, uncultured, QAnon believers.

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Like the Southern dialect in general, the use of "y'all" has often been seen as vulgar, low-class, uncultured and uneducated.

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As a result of the publicity about his schooling, or lack thereof, Fischer was beginning to be thought of as a nyeculturni by the Russians, unschooled and uncultured, and they began to tease him.

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