Similar words: literate, obliterate, illiterate, obliterated, literature, iterate, alliteration, obliteration. Meaning: adj. 1. literate but poorly informed 2. barely able to read and write 3. able to read but not to write.
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1) The devout, semiliterate Kasturbai stood aghast and uncomprehending.
2) In arduous debate, the semiliterate or illiterate juror is too readily won over by the selectivity of a persuasive reader.
3) Illiteracy and semiliterate are packed again again thick again modern, analphabetic semiliterate still is on temperament of in one's heart.
4) Recipes provided on the packages of certain staples sometimes tempt a semiliterate person to prepare a meal her children have not tasted.
5) Most of these letters, written by a friend or neighbor of the person seeking help,[http://sentencedict.com/semiliterate.html] were only semiliterate themselves.
6) We're working on projects like a visual interface that will enable illiterate or semiliterate people to use a PC instantly, with minimal training.
7) He also lingers over the oddly aloof version of intimacy he fashioned with Deborah Read, his semiliterate wife, and his illegitimate son, William, whom he would raise but eventually disown.
8) Picture cards were mainly used in the illiterate or semiliterate patients and those who did not understand Putonghua, giving a satisfaction rate of 94.25%.
9) In addition to the high price, the absence of sensationalism also made newspapers not attractive to the semiliterate working class.
10) Because to misspell is human; to have no idea of correct spelling is to be semiliterate.
11) The study pointed out that over 23 million adult Americans are semiliterate.
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