unscienced

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ scienced.

Adjective

unscienced (comparative more unscienced, superlative most unscienced)

1. Not scienced.
   1. (archaic) Inexpert; unknowledgeable; undereducated; uneducated.
      • 1853, John Caldwell Colt, The Science of Double Entry Bookkeeping, Simplified, ..., page 216:

        Ask the unscienced merchant what plans he believes are best adapted to advance a young man in the knowledge of accounts?

   2. (uncommon) Scienceless.