adj.愚昧无知的，落后的，未开发的

The benighted villagers still cling to their superstitious beliefs.
这些蒙昧的村民仍然坚持他们的迷信观念。
His ignorance was truly benighted, as he refused to accept scientific facts.
他的无知确实令人困惑，因为他拒绝接受科学事实。
The benighted politician's views on climate change were widely criticized.
那位目光短浅的政治家对气候变化的看法受到了广泛的批评。
In the middle ages, many people were benighted by the lack of education.
在中世纪，许多人因为缺乏教育而变得愚昧无知。
The benighted youth wandered aimlessly through the city streets.
那个迷茫的年轻人在城市街道上漫无目的地游荡。
Her benighted upbringing had left her with a narrow worldview.
她狭隘的成长环境使她的世界观非常有限。
The benighted king believed in magic and consulted fortune tellers.
这位昏庸的国王相信魔法，并求助于算命师。
After centuries of feudalism, the countryside was still plagued by benighted traditions.
经过几个世纪的封建统治，农村地区仍受制于落后的传统。
His benighted views on gender roles prevented him from understanding his daughter's aspirations.
他对性别角色的陈旧观念妨碍了他理解女儿的抱负。
The enlightenment movement sought to lift humanity from its benighted state of ignorance.
启蒙运动旨在使人类摆脱无知的蒙昧状态。