illiteracy|illiteracies in English

noun

[il·lit·er·a·cy || ɪ'lɪtərəsɪ /-trəsɪ]

inability to read and write; ignorance, lack of educatio

Use "illiteracy|illiteracies" in a sentence

1. 5 We must do away with illiteracy.

2. Illiteracy rates have fallen in recent years.

3. Spanning the Gap of Illiteracy

4. We must do away with illiteracy.

5. Illiteracy was widespread at that time.

6. Not that illiteracy is a very Jewish problem.

7. Poverty and illiteracy were prevalent on the island.

8. It is encouraging to read that illiteracy is declining.

9. Know what the illiteracy rate is?

10. Illiteracy is widespread among the poor.

11. 5 Illiteracy was widespread at that time.

12. Illiteracy poses greater military risks than this.

13. In the rural areas, illiteracy is widespread.

14. The government has declared war on illiteracy.

15. THE CIVILIZATION OF ILLITERACY MIHAI NADIN The artistic experience of the civilization of illiteracy is also characterized by impatience and Autarchy

16. There's a high rate of functional illiteracy here.

17. Illiteracy has been wiped out in our village.

18. Illiteracy was at 95% at the end of Portuguese rule.

19. 20 Translated this means illiteracy, homelessness, hunger, deprivation and death.

20. Illiteracy is not a new phenomenon in the United States.

21. Illiteracy rates are still thought to stand above 50 percent.

22. Illiteracy is a major problem in some developing countries.

23. Translated this means illiteracy, homelessness, hunger, deprivation and death.

24. Altercated Altercates altercative aliteracy aleatoric altercating altercation ultraclean allotters illiteracy

25. Moreover, illiteracy is widespread; most read neither Spanish nor Nahuatl.