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Meanings of ignore in English
Bar from attention or consideration.
Usage of ignore in English
1
How could any government, including in the UK, ignore this obvious point?
2
However, we cannot ignore the fact it isn't going quite to plan.
3
And I've really wondered why academics continue to ignore this outlier problem.
4
And, until recently, people could easily ignore data in their daily work.
5
Dwan said the world should not ignore the danger of nuclear weapons.
6
However, you cannot just ignore the notice and hope it goes away.
7
The sad reality is that the authorities often ignore peaceful, non-disruptive protests.
8
She suffered some health problems straight away, but tried to ignore them.
9
Or you can let the contradictions remain and just ignore the problems.
10
The draft budget seems to ignore repeated warnings from the EU commission.
11
He might also have asked why public campaigns ignore the major sources.
12
A government that chose to ignore those in opposition for five years.
13
Places where moral concerns outweigh science or economics can ignore the issue.
14
It would be an outrage for parliament to ignore the referendum result.
15
Well done Brian, ignore the naysayers and keep up the good work.
16
You just continue doing your job and try to ignore their hostility.
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South Africa
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Australia
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