Unlettered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNLETTERED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• lacking facility in reading and writing
• (of a person) poorly educated or illiterate.
• having little acquaintance with writing
• uneducated in general; lacking knowledge or sophistication
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• lacking facility in reading and writing and ignorant of the knowledge to be gained from books; illiterate

How to use UNLETTERED in a sentence

• To teach Christ, as the unlettered savage may who has just learned of Christ the Saviour and turns to teach his fellow-savages, might do good or save a soul from death.
• Nor have I any doubt but there are, take the world through, twenty happy people among the unlettered, to one among those who have had a school-education.
• His destructive criticism of works of fiction became so acute that it was natural that his unlettered friends should suggest that he himself ought to write a novel.
• And yet I found Colonel Ingram situated the same as the unlettered mechanics.
• They were, for the most part, plain, unlettered, and of little refinement.
• They were but unlettered natives of the wild, yet their hearts responded readily to the concord of sweet sounds.
• Incline your ears to the words of this unlettered One, wherewith He summoneth you unto God, the Ever-Abiding.
• It is the same in its power to a Pascal, a Butler, a Liddon, as it is to the unlettered peasant, who can neither read nor write.
• The simple, unlettered girl had then become a woman of great culture and of perfect physical charm.
• The warrior read the command and the unlettered men fell on their knees, each to a different god.
• He, though blind and unlettered, was yet the familiar friend and devout disciple of Master Gerard, and he became the first Rector of the House, being a good man and a comfortable.
• Not caring to lead him to the holy man, they returned and declared that they had found no one, save an unlettered youth who was wandering as a vagabond in the woods.
• Because simple and unlettered folk need to be taught by some sensible signs, for instance, pictures and the like.
• The unlettered, the uncouth, the humble, the men unacquainted with eloquence are in this music in very body.
• Wherefore, considering that she was but an unlettered woman, he offered to provide her with men learned and upright who would instruct her.
• Pictures, as it has been well said, are the books of the unlettered, but then we must at least understand the language in which they are written.
• Though an unlettered man, Lance Lovelace had been a close observer of humanity.
• Even the rude unlettered rustic betrays some feeling for the beautiful in the presence of the lovely little community of the field and garden.
• Creevey long before Sir Herbert Maxwell once again let that politician loose upon an unlettered society.
• Few take duly into account the evidence which exists as to the ease with which unlettered savages gain or lose a language.
• He was a plain, unlettered, devout man, who in a prayer-meeting or class-meeting talked with a simple-hearted earnestness that always produced a happy effect.
• Almost as unlettered as James Harrod, he was a memorable example of a self-formed man.
• But in the order of events, the transition of unlettered backwoods emigrants to a people with a police, and all the engines of civilization was uncommonly rapid.
• Ages of experience and genius are stored up in a locomotive, but quite an unlettered man can drive it.
• The unlettered Arab cherishes the memory of his line.
• They choose their own bishops, rude unlettered laymen, with wives and families.
• Archie recognized the shrewdness and ability of this unlettered man, who carried on with ease several lines of business in addition to his farm.
• It is impossible that such books should go into even an ignorant, uncouth, unlettered family without exerting an elevating and refining influence.