Ignorant
Ignorant adjective - Lacking in education or the knowledge gained from books.
Superstitious and ignorant are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Superstitious" instead an adjective "Ignorant".
Superstitious
Superstitious adjective - Showing ignorance of the laws of nature and faith in magic or chance.
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Synonyms for Superstitious
Ignorant and superstitious are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ignorant" instead an adjective "Superstitious".
Nearby Word: superstition
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- This is probably due to the two stereotypes of Spaniards being ignorant and superstitious and Catholicism being much more high-profile aesthetically than Protestantism.
Source: Christianity Is Catholic - The play itself depicts rural black Americans as being ignorant and superstitious, childlike and easily led.
Source: Theatre / The Green Pastures -
Somewhat justified by the fact that it's an established fact of the setting that the Thyatian rulers of what used to be Traladara, now Karameikos, tend to hold their Traladaran subjects in contempt as superstitious and ignorant.
Source: Flat-Earth Atheist
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