Clueless
Clueless adjective - Not informed about or aware of something.
Usage example: television producers who seem utterly clueless about the concerns and interests of today's teenagers
Nearby Word: clue
Informed
Informed adjective - Having much knowledge or education.
Usage example: informed opinion
Both words in one sentence
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Informed Attribute: Though we are told that Marguerite is "a clever woman" and "the great actress" she comes across as a clueless, if lovely, doll.
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When snooping in a house where witches used to live, and informed that a virgin lighting the candle will return them to life, the clueless teen protagonist does just that, incidentally subverting A Man Is Not a Virgin.
Source: Curiosity Killed the Cast
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