1. a person who cannot read or write; an illiterate person
Usage: formal

Examples

• The literacy program aimed to help analphabets in rural communities.
• Despite being an analphabet, he possessed remarkable mathematical skills.
• The survey revealed that many analphabets had developed strong oral traditions.
• Educational reforms focused on reducing the number of analphabets in the population.
• She worked as a volunteer teacher helping analphabets learn basic reading skills.
• The analphabet relied on symbols and pictures to navigate daily tasks.