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Meanings of disregard in English
Usage of disregard in English
1
All I've received is a text message saying please disregard our conservation.
2
He said Ms Murray's actions were in flagrant disregard of that trust.
3
Such blatant disregard for safety could put thousands of lives at risk.
4
Yet Nkosazana has repeatedly shown her disregard for following the proper channels.
5
Critics have often condemned the British tabloids for their disregard of privacy.
6
Mrs Greville stared, in obvious disregard of the meaning of the words.
7
The utter disregard of the savages for the chief was now explained.
8
His wicked carelessness in forgetting-orattempting to disregard-thelaw of the drinking-troughs.
9
The trial court refused to instruct the jury to disregard the refusal.
10
Those who disregard the restrictions should expect a visit from an inspector.
11
For the first time in her life she could disregard price-marks entirely.
12
Political abstraction excused general disregard to conventions among the men-folks that morning.
13
The Yankees were prone to disregard the nice points of naval tactics.
14
You say that I should accept the duty and disregard the consequences.
15
But I knew the best thing to do was to disregard it.
16
If you have already sent us your payment, kindly disregard this letter.
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Disregard through the time
Disregard across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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