Difference between Uneducated and Ignorant

UNEDUCATED vs IGNORANT: NOUN

A person who is untaught or uninformed; one who is unlettered or unskilled; an ignoramus.
A person untaught or uninformed; one unlettered or unskilled; an ignoramous.

Lacking information or knowledge
Lacking basic knowledge
Used of things; lacking sense or awareness
Ignorant of the fundamentals of a given art or branch of knowledge
Lacking general education or knowledge
Lacking knowledge or skill
Lacking education or knowledge.
Unaware or uninformed.
Uneducated in the fundamentals of a given art or branch of learning; lacking knowledge of a specific field
Unaware because of a lack of relevant information or knowledge
Uneducated in general; lacking knowledge or sophistication
Ill-mannered, crude.
Unknowledgeable or uneducated; characterized by ignorance.
Resulting from ignorance; foolish; silly.
Unacquainted with; unconscious or unaware; -- used with of.
Unknown; undiscovered.
Showing or arising from a lack of education or knowledge.

Destitute of knowledge in general, or concerning some particular matter; uninstructed or uninformed; untaught; unenlightened.
Keeping one in ignorance.
Unconscious; unaware.
Done unconsciously or innocently; unknown to one's self as being of the kind mentioned.
Showing want of knowledge; arising from or caused by ignorance: as, an ignorant proceeding; ignorant remarks.
Synonyms Ignorant, Illiterate, Unlettered, Unlearned, uneducated. Ignorant is the most general of these words (as, he is an ignorant fellow), except where it is limited to some subject or point (as, ignorant of the ways of the world). Illiterate means not having read or studied, or, specifically, not able to read. The illiterate are presumably ignorant outside of their own work, but not necessarily so; the ignorant are necessarily illiterate. In modern times it is as reprehensible to be illiterate as to be ignorant. Unlettered is used sometimes for illiterate and sometimes for unlearned, with corresponding measures of blame. Unlearned —that is, not learned—is, like ignorant, either general or special: as, to be unlearned in theology; as learning is the privilege of few, it is not especially blameworthy to be even generally unlearned.
Uneducated in general

Unaware, Untrained, Unskilled, Nescient, Unstudied, Unlearned, Untaught, Unenlightened, Untutored, Innumerate, Unschooled, Unlettered, Undereducated, Ignorant, Illiterate

Unconscious, Naif, Unwitting, Inexperienced, Unknowing, Innocent, Unlearned, Unversed, Unlettered, Illiterate, Unknowledgeable, Naive, Unenlightened, Uneducated, Uninformed

Unaware, Untrained, Unskilled, Nescient, Unstudied, Unlearned, Untaught, Unenlightened, Untutored, Innumerate, Unschooled, Unlettered, Undereducated, Ignorant, Illiterate

Unconscious, Naif, Unwitting, Inexperienced, Unknowing, Innocent, Unlearned, Unversed, Unlettered, Illiterate, Unknowledgeable, Naive, Unenlightened, Uneducated, Uninformed

Too bad he is ignorant of that fact.
Colonial bureaucrat seems arbitrary, if not willfully ignorant.
Folks, I was not being sinical or ignorant.
Traumatized melodyless sun, its ignorant modified spittoon modifies.
And she can no longer remain blissfully ignorant.
Those who may be put off by the use of the word ignorant may want to perhaps look it up and be less ignorant.
Ignorant of the sinful character of their religious worship, Israel was also ignorant that God was chastening them.
Are we to assume that he is as ignorant as the ignorant peasant who cannot distinguish one kind of war from another?
When an ignorant medium tries to communicate with spirits, equally ignorant spirits will be attracted o him.
The use of the word ignorant in your passive agressive note is quite ignorant.