Difference between Literate and Illiterate

LITERATE vs ILLITERATE: NOUN

A person who is literate.
People who are literate, considered as a group.
One who can read and write: opposed to illiterate.
A man of letters; a learned or literary man.
An educated man who has not taken a university degree; especially, a candidate for holy orders who has not been educated at a university.
One educated, but not having taken a university degree; especially, such a person who is prepared to take holy orders.
A literary man.
A person who is able to read and write
A person who can read and write

Not able to read or write
Ignorant of the fundamentals of a given art or branch of knowledge
Uneducated in the fundamentals of a given art or branch of learning; lacking knowledge of a specific field
Unable to read and write.
Having little or no formal education.
Marked by inferiority to an expected standard of familiarity with language and literature.
Violating prescribed standards of speech or writing.
Lacking culture, especially in language and literature
Having less than an expected standard of familiarity with language and literature, or having little formal education.
Unable to read or write; ignorant of letters or books; unlettered; uninstructed; uneducated.

Dealing with literature
Versed in literature
Marked with short, angulated lines resembling letters: applied to the surfaces of shells and insects.
Of or pertaining to letters; learned; literary.
Having a knowledge of letters; possessing education; instructed: opposed to illiterate.

Showing illiteracy or want of culture; rude; barbarous.
Synonyms Unlettered, Unlearned, etc. See ignorant.
Ignorant of letters or books; having little or no learning; unlettered; uncultivated: as, the illiterate part of the population; an illiterate tribe.

Grown, Cultivation, Knowledge, Cultivated, Culture, Write, Cultured, Literacy, Illiterate, Well written, Literate person, Belletristic, Lettered, Literary, Educated

Double blind, Composite, Blindness, Blind, Literacy, Illiteracy, Literate, Analphabetic, Illiterate person, Preliterate, Ignorant, Functionally illiterate, Semiliterate, Unlettered, Uneducated

Grown, Cultivation, Knowledge, Cultivated, Culture, Write, Cultured, Literacy, Illiterate, Well written, Literate person, Belletristic, Lettered, Literary, Educated

Innumerate, Ill informed, Double blind, Composite, Blind, Literacy, Illiteracy, Literate, Analphabetic, Preliterate, Ignorant, Functionally illiterate, Semiliterate, Unlettered, Uneducated

Must be computer literate Detail oriented Able to.
Acquisition of literate discourse: Bowing before the master?.
Read it again if you are even literate.
Employers frequently require applicants to be computer literate.
What does it mean to be computer literate?
Express include this is how to say computer literate on resume for the following links to budgeting spreadsheet computer literate is to the software.
Providing a literate environment in school Schools play an important role in offering a literate environment for children and adolescents.
Clearly communicate psychological processes and principles to both science literate and non science literate audiences.
Less Literate and Illiterates While writing for less literate it should be borne in mind that they are different from the rest.
In essence, a person can be literate but not computer literate.

Hyden had grown up in the mountains, illiterate.
Special care is needed when subjects are illiterate.
How can an illiterate person write a CV?
Constantinople but remained essentially illiterate all his life.
Their education is brief and many are illiterate.
Imparting literacy skills to the target illiterate population.
This is the most economically illiterate President ever.
ACCOUNT OF ILLITERATE PERSON The bank may at its discretion open deposit accounts other than Current Accounts of an illiterate person.
And, I am totally illiterate in terms of writing code and nearly illiterate reading, some bits of css being a slight exception.
This provision allows illiterate white men to vote, but not illiterate blacks, as most of their grandfathers had been slaves.