disregard
/ˌdɪsrɪˈɡɑrd/
verb
- To pay no attention to something; to ignore or treat as unimportant.
- She chose to disregard his rude comment and continued with her presentation.
- The scientist could not disregard the evidence that contradicted her theory.
- Drivers who disregard traffic laws put everyone at risk.
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noun
- Lack of attention or respect; the act of ignoring something.
- His complete disregard for safety rules caused the accident.
- The company showed a blatant disregard for environmental regulations.
- She acted with disregard for her own well-being to help others.
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