unbookish (Meaning)

unbookish

unlearned, not having or showing literary or intellectual interests

Emily's love of reading made her anything but unbookish, as her vast library attested.
Despite his unbookish appearance, James held a profound knowledge of literature.
The professor's unbookish disposition surprised students accustomed to academic elitism.
The unbookish CEO proved that business acumen and a passion for the written word were not mutually exclusive.
Jennifer's unbookish nature didn't prevent her from appreciating the transformative power of stories.
The unbookish adventurer discovered that exploring the world could be as enlightening as reading a thousand books.
Emily's unbookish friend, Sophia, found solace in nature and human connection.
The unbookish historian relied on oral traditions and firsthand accounts to piece together the past.
The artist's unbookish approach allowed her to capture the essence of human experience beyond words.
In a world increasingly dominated by technology, unbookish pursuits offered a sanctuary for contemplation and growth.

unlearned, not having or showing literary or intellectual interests

colloquial, vernacular, informal, vulgar, dialectical, unliterary, dialectic, conversational, dialectal,nonliterary

formal,literary, learned,standard, bookish, proper, undialectical, correct, genteel,grammatical

Emily's love of reading made her anything but unbookish, as her vast library attested.

Despite his unbookish appearance, James held a profound knowledge of literature.

The professor's unbookish disposition surprised students accustomed to academic elitism.

The unbookish CEO proved that business acumen and a passion for the written word were not mutually exclusive.