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Inglés		Español
benighted adj	(ignorant, unenlightened)	sumido en la ignorancia loc adj
		ignorante adj
		inculto/a adj
		ignaro adj
	The early Medieval period was a benighted era in which people's lives were ruled by superstition.

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