uncharactered

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ charactered.

Adjective

uncharactered (not comparable)

1. Not marked with text characters.
   • 2020, Giulio Magli, Sacred Landscapes of Imperial China, page 81:

     The one to the east—called the Uncharactered Tablet—is more than 6 meters high and was originally left blank under Wu Zetian's will, as she wanted later generations to evaluate her life […]

2. (obsolete) Illiterate.
   • 1806, John Carr, The Stranger in Ireland, page 158:

     In the summer a wretched uncharactered itinerant derives a scanty and precarious existence by wandering from parish to parish, and opening a school in some ditch covered with heath and furze, […]