benighted [брит. bɪˈnʌɪtɪd, америк. bəˈnaɪdəd] ПРИЛ. лит. (ignorant)
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Also in common with the wider world, prisons are benighted by an almost breathtaking hypocrisy.
www.bbc.co.uk What is the benighted health fiend to make this week of a full page devoted to the pros and cons of coffee?
www.telegraph.co.uk Because there was always the risk, don't you know, that the poor benighted public would say or do the wrong thing.
www.telegraph.co.uk This benighted, much-ignored category includes "baseball, tennis and theatre reviews" -- basically, a lot of arts and culture coverage.
www.theglobeandmail.com But as we know, the benighted sole-source procurement, originally said to cost $9 billion, now $46 billion all-in, went supernova in late 2012, after projected costs ballooned.
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