illiterature
English
Etymology
From il- + literature.
Noun
illiterature (uncountable)
- (archaic) Lack of learning; illiteracy.
- 1839, The Commercial and General Lawyer
- If the presentee of a lay patron be refused by the ordinary, in most cases (as for simony, adultery, or illiterature) the patron is entitled to notice; […]
- 1839, The Commercial and General Lawyer
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