disregard
/ˌdɪsrɪˈɡɑrd/
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Also a noun
Meaning
To pay no attention to something or treat it as unworthy of notice.
Please disregard the previous email because it contained an outdated schedule.
Why did the committee completely disregard our safety recommendations?
How it's used
This means “ignore something or someone”
- disregard the advice
“disregard it.”
You can safely disregard that warning message.
Collocations
- completely disregard
- safely disregard
Antonyms
- heed
Meaning
The state of ignoring something or a lack of attention and respect.
The company showed a reckless disregard for basic environmental regulations.
Such blatant disregard for the rules will lead to immediate dismissal.
Collocations
- reckless disregard
- total disregard
- blatant disregard
- disregard for the rules
- disregard for safety
Synonyms
- neglect
- indifference
Antonyms
- regard