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unclear on the concept
adjective
completely and dramatically ignorant about a particular subject US- I think these baby boomers, yuppies, whatever, who have suddenly dropped back in are unclear on the concept. — Los Angeles Times, p. 22 (Part 6), 10 April 1988
- The late Herb Caen, one of San Francisco’s best-loved newspaper columnists, had a perfect put-down for people who didn’t know what they were doing or whose actions or utterances were confusing. He referred to them as being “unclear on the concept.” — Business World, p. 4, 18 February 1998
- To be unclear on the concept, in the Mr. Boffo sense, is to suffer from an overwhelming, profound disconnection between reality and your perception of reality. — The Washington Post, p. F2, 17 May 1998
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