Meanings of disregard altogether in English

It's neither friend nor foe but an element I rather disregard altogether, if we're being honest.

Advice administered in accordance with his own views would give him comfortable encouragement, but advice on the other side he was prepared to disregard altogether.

The political side of the question he disregarded altogether.

The requirement that districts shall be of nearly equal population has often been disregarded altogether.

Rice's words were too impressive to be disregarded altogether.

Old Mr. Scarborough scorned his son's suspicions, and disregarded altogether any words that might be said as to his own past conduct.

The hand of home authority was rigid and its beckonings were precise; but as a practical matter it could be, and sometimes was, disregarded altogether.