English to Esperanto Meaning of illiteracy - analfabetismo

Illiteracy :
analfabetismo

analfabetismo

analfabetismo
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Definitions of illiteracy in English
Noun(1) ignorance resulting from not reading(2) an inability to read
Examples of illiteracy in English
(1) his economic illiteracy(2) His illiteracy means that he didn't read the warnings on his medication, leading to a dangerous reaction.(3) We should therefore make the tackling of illiteracy a priority in 2004.(4) The surname could also have changed form when migration is combined with illiteracy .(5) Adult illiteracy fell from 37 percent in 1978 to less than 17 percent in 1999.(6) Even in Managua, the Nicaraguan capital, the illiteracy rate is very high.(7) The literacy rate for women has stagnated, and, in certain regions, the level of female illiteracy is very high.(8) the ineffective educational system meant that illiteracy was widespread(9) Functional illiteracy is considered anything less than a seventh-grade reading level.(10) I will never forget a poster devoted to the eradication of illiteracy .(11) Rural adult illiteracy is a matter of alarming concern.(12) Illiteracy rates among year three students were cut in half.
Related Phrases of illiteracy
(1) eliminate illiteracy ::
elimini analfabetecon
Synonyms
Noun
2. ignorance ::
nescio
Antonyms
1. learning ::
lernado
2. literacy ::
legopovo
Different Forms
illiteracy
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