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- noun The state or condition of being
unteachable .
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Examples
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Ladies and gentlemen, I speak here today in the hope that Churchill's assessment of the unteachability of mankind is for once proven wrong.
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Over 70 years ago, Winston Churchill amended what he called -- he called it the confirmed unteachability of mankind.
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The sort of temperament we have seen during the twentieth century, combining at its worst a blend of zealotry and unteachability, can be found in earlier eras.
The Terrors 2004
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The sort of temperament we have seen during the twentieth century, combining at its worst a blend of zealotry and unteachability, can be found in earlier eras.
The Terrors 2004
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The sort of temperament we have seen during the twentieth century, combining at its worst a blend of zealotry and unteachability, can be found in earlier eras.
Facing Up to Stalin 2004
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The sort of temperament we have seen during the twentieth century, combining at its worst a blend of zealotry and unteachability, can be found in earlier eras.
Facing Up to Stalin 2004
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The prime minister honors Churchill, who spoke of "the confirmed unteachability of mankind."
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The prime minister honors Churchill, who spoke of "the confirmed unteachability of mankind."
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The prime minister honors Churchill, who spoke of "the confirmed unteachability of mankind."
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The prime minister honors Churchill, who spoke of "the confirmed unteachability of mankind."
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