illiterately

/ɪˈlɪtərətli/
adverb
  1. In a way that shows an inability to read or write, or a lack of education.
    • The note was written illiterately, with many misspellings and no punctuation.
    • She spoke illiterately, using incorrect grammar and simple words.
    • He signed the document illiterately, making a simple mark instead of his name.
  2. In a way that shows ignorance or lack of knowledge in a particular area.
    • She handled the computer illiterately, clicking random buttons.
    • They discussed history illiterately, mixing up dates and events.
    • He argued illiterately about science, confusing basic facts.
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