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Meanings of disregarded in English
Usage of disregarded in English
1
I disregarded the questions in their glances; I had what I wanted.
2
Bishr said the US position disregarded the will of the Egyptian people.
3
The slight error already pointed out in these large angles is disregarded.
4
He saw the hand, and disregarded it in a surge of feeling.
5
They had disregarded the command of the officer in charge to desist.
6
However, previous biomechanical studies and fracture classifications have disregarded coronal fracture lines.
7
The preceptor should never be disregarded in any manner by the disciple.
8
Look at Serrium and Doriscus; which were first disregarded after the peace.
9
Someone had been careless, someone had disregarded the most basic security measures.
10
I have disregarded your affection; I have wilfully cast it from me.
11
Monmouth wearily waved him to a seat; but Grey disregarded the command.
12
Here an erroneous conscience is obeyed; there the same conscience is disregarded.
13
An uncontrollable loathing for the woman urged him on; conscience was disregarded.
14
But judging from their voting record, many clearly disregarded heaps of it.
15
The surgeon disregarded the smile of the ladies, and pursued his inquiries.
16
These journalists have disregarded the restraints and jargon of the Soviet period.
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Disregarded across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common