What is another word for dark ignorance?

Pronunciation: [dˈɑːk ˈɪɡnəɹəns] (IPA)

The phrase 'dark ignorance' refers to a state of profound unawareness or lack of knowledge. There are several synonyms that could be used to describe this idea, including 'blissful ignorance', 'naivety', and 'obscurantism'. 'Blissful ignorance' suggests that the ignorance is deliberate and maintains a sense of comfort and contentment in its lack of knowledge. 'Naivety' implies an ignorance that stems from inexperience or innocence. 'Obscurantism' suggests a willful intent to obscure knowledge, often for political or ideological reasons. The use of these synonyms can help to better convey the particular nuances and implications of a speaker's context and intention.

What are the hypernyms for Dark ignorance?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Famous quotes with Dark ignorance

  • There were times when Robert actually envied his ancestors, who had lived in dark ignorance, before the twenty-first century, and seemed to have spent most of their time making up weird, ornate explanations of the world to fill the yawning gap of their ignorance. Back then, one could believe in anything at all. Simple, deliciously elegant explanations of human behavior—it apparently never mattered whether they were true or not, as long as they were incanted right. "Party lines" and wonderful conspiracy theories abounded. You could even believe in your own sainthood if you wanted. Nobody was there to show you, with clear experimental proof, that there was no easy answer, no magic bullet, no philosopher's stone. Only simple, boring sanity. How narrow the Golden Age looked in retrospect.
    David Brin

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