innumerate

As nouns the difference between dyscalculia and innumerate

is that dyscalculia is (pathology) difficulty with numbers and in doing arithmetic while innumerate is one who lacks numeracy skills.

As an adjective innumerate is

lacking numeracy.

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As an adjective innumerate

is lacking numeracy.

As a noun innumerate

is one who lacks numeracy skills.

As adjectives the difference between reiterate and innumerate

is that reiterate is reiterated; repeated while innumerate is lacking numeracy.

As a verb reiterate

is to say or do (something) for a second time, such as for emphasis.

As a noun innumerate is

one who lacks numeracy skills.

As an adjective innumerate

is lacking numeracy.

As a noun innumerate

is one who lacks numeracy skills.

As a verb annumerate is

to add on; to count in.

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and innumerate

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while innumerate is one who lacks numeracy skills.

As an adjective innumerate is

lacking numeracy.

Innumerate is a antonym of dyscalculic.

As adjectives the difference between dyscalculic and innumerate

is that dyscalculic is exhibiting or relating to dyscalculia while innumerate is lacking numeracy.

As nouns the difference between dyscalculic and innumerate

is that dyscalculic is one who has dyscalculia while innumerate is one who lacks numeracy skills.

As a verb enumerate

is to specify each member of a sequence individually in incrementing order.

As an adjective innumerate is

lacking numeracy.

As a noun innumerate is

one who lacks numeracy skills.

As a verb enumerat

is .

As an adjective innumerate is

lacking numeracy.

As a noun innumerate is

one who lacks numeracy skills.