uninformed

A lot of loud, noisy, uninformed people won the day by shouting “hurt.”

She was harmless; she was even doing crochet work; and her face was the face of Chester uninformed by thought.

An uninformed stranger would detect nothing to excite suspicion.

Perhaps he may be preparing it while we are talking about it: for of all these things I am uninformed.

One was Pete, ten were good-intentioned but uninformed friends, and one was Foley.

Let us therefore simply note that George Flack had grounds for looming publicly large to an uninformed young woman.