a. Obs. [f. LEARN v. + -LESS.] Devoid of learning.
1593. G. Fletcher, Licia, To Rdr. A 4 b. These and such like errours … commonlie by learnelesse heades are reputed for loves kingdome.
1610–25. A. Cooke, Pope Joane, 5. That age was a learne-lesse and a witlesse age.
