unintelligent

Modifies a noun

• people: There was no effect of a beneficial replacement of passive unintelligent people by active intelligent ones.
• way: Q5 There are times when somebody is acting in an unintelligent way, or behaving in an unacceptable or even antisocial fashion.
• comment: Rex's associates indulge in a second spate of unintelligent comments on the current political situation, two years after we first heard them.
• man: Gordon Brown, being not an unintelligent man, must surely know this.
• opinion: The difference is that his views are considered wrong while your unintelligent ill-conceived opinions are fashionable in this politically correct world.
• force: There could be multiple uncaused causes -- multiple gods, say -- or the uncaused cause could be an unintelligent, impersonal force.

Modifying Another Word

• emotionally: Indeed, some people say it is the one single thing that most differentiates the emotionally intelligent from the emotionally unintelligent.
• so: And how did our capital get so unintelligent in the first place?
• not: Now she's not unintelligent, but i think she rather missed the point Tim and friends are trying to make!
• quite: Quite the opposite goes for some apparently quite unintelligent things like cleaning the house, digging the garden or making a cup of tea.
• very: The vast majority of posts here are very unintelligent.
• relatively: In some group contexts, this could, I think, represent an intelligent usage of a relatively unintelligent technology.