Nescient

Définitions de « nescient »

Nescient - Adjectif

• Qui est ignorant, qui manque de connaissance ou d’information.

  Or il n'y a pas à Athènes d'entêtement diabolique, pas de nescience que l’ironie ne puisse persuader d’être nesciente.

Évolution historique de l’usage du mot « nescient » depuis 1800

Citations contenant le mot « nescient »

• He branded Kenya Kwanza nescient on matters of economic planning, pointing out unfulfilled promises like reducing the cost of maize flour to below KSh 200.

• TORII STATION, Okinawa -- The five-man team of U.S. Army Special Forces support Soldiers entered the dimly lit room with caution and prepared for the worst. Three burly Green Berets, outfitted in ink-black protective suits, stalked their nescient prey, giving pause to the support Soldiers whose task was to determine the threat and react accordingly. Like most forays into the unknown, things didn't go as planned for the five Soldiers, who were arbitrarily choked, beaten and shot with their own weapons by a numerically inferior force.

• It was wholly a pleasure to hear from you and to have this opportunity to sound the clarion call to the nescient masses who have fallen for this subtle assault upon our precious bodily fluids.

• However, the most sensational part was when he confessed to having been suicidal, while ruminating on his nescient and confused youth.

Traductions du mot « nescient »

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