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Definitionn. lack of attention and due care
Last update: November 30, 2017
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Her husbanded disregarded her feelings. [adjective]
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He shows a total disregard for his wife's feelings. [adjective]
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In three-way comparison, Ediff tries to disregard regions that consist entirely of white space. [adjective]
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Such blatant disregard for the simple principles behind a student union does not bode well for the politics of the future. [adjective]
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The stranger alone disregarded the passing incidents. [adjective]
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But he passed this trouble with his usual calmness and disregard of trifles. [adjective]
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This remarkable person united the seemingly inconsistent qualities of courage and cruelty, a disinterested and devoted loyalty to his prince, with a disregard of the rights of his fellow-subjects. [Please select]
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For the sake of brevity, I will disregard the testimony of ecclesiastical history and Christian theology: this subject deserves a separate treatise, and I propose hereafter to return to it. [Please select]
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It would be useless to reply, The corruption of morals; the disregard for the ancient poverty; the debaucheries, luxury, and class jealousies; the seditious character of the Gracchi, &c. [Please select]
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Dion feared nothing from the royal boy on his own account, but for his wife's sake he dared not disregard his friend's warning. [Please select]
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If the legislator did know the law of the possible, and disregarded it, what must be thought of his justice. [Please select]
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