I'm uninformed

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

It's not that I'm uninformed, or don't care.

"I was uninformed," Ellen Clayton, the chair of the I.O.M. committee and a professor at the Center for Biomedical Ethics and Society, at Vanderbilt University, told me.

I was uninformed about harassment laws, as I imagine the majority of teenage girls who get their first part time jobs are.

In her letter published June 25 ["Even Background Levels of Radiation Are Harmful"], Miriam Goodman assumes, incorrectly, that I am uninformed about potential health hazards of low-level radiation.

But, I was uninformed about the actual benefits of babywearing; I just thought it would be a cool way to get some extra exercise!

[N] I feel that I am uninformed about the change in regulation and find the information that is provided to be confusing.

[H] Others felt poorly informed about the regulatory changes, and had difficulty understanding how it would affect them: I feel that I am uninformed about the change in regulation and find the information that is provided to be confusing.

It was inappropriate, it was uninformed.

When they voiced a political sentiment, it was uninformed and/or reactionary.

Scott Sumner, a blogger, was unimpressed by Mr Stein's analysis, arguing that it was uninformed by history.

The other word for it is uninformed".