disregard
ਉਲੰਘਣਾ
definition
verb
the body of evidence is too substantial to disregard
pay no attention to; ignore.
noun
blatant disregard for the law
the action or state of disregarding or ignoring something.
example
In addition, the major cause of these accidents is not speed but the total 'disregard' for traffic laws.
I know he is an engineer but such 'disregard' for gravity is weird.
blatant 'disregard' for the law
We must put a stop to this reckless 'disregard' for our national interest and we need to do so quickly.
This encourages a lot of pushing, shoving and general 'disregard' for other passengers.
How dare they show such callous 'disregard' for all the above points?
The most serious evidence of this 'disregard' for content is the movie itself.
So the old Leftist 'disregard' for the best interests of the whole persists.
Not that I object to the use per se, but that there is a carelessness that borders on 'disregard' for the actual content.
This 'disregard' for the will of the people could not be allowed to continue.
What is it about this type of headgear, that usually heralds bad behaviour and total 'disregard' for the safety of others.
This involves the prevailing sense of 'disregard' for life at the fetal stage on the part of legislators.
blatant 'disregard' for the law
And then, there is his complete 'disregard' for the five-star etiquette of everyone around us.
Their negligence and arrogant 'disregard' for facts will put lives at risk.
His callous 'disregard' for the priest also showed itself in his subsequent failure to discover whether he was dead or alive.
the body of evidence is too substantial to 'disregard'
Yet their lust for money and callous 'disregard' for humanity blinded them.
Supreme courage coupled with 'disregard' for self is not often seen but when it appears it must surely be the finest human virtue of all.
But they did so with such 'disregard' for the logistics of the whole that it rapidly proved unmanageable.
To push on with the reclamation shows open 'disregard' for these international agreements.
This total 'disregard' for the Wiltshire farming community, unfortunately, is only one part of the picture.
It is this flagrant 'disregard' for human rights and international laws which so angers the Arab people.
the body of evidence is too substantial to 'disregard'
Has the trust decided to sell both sites to developers and solve the budget problem, 'disregarding' the enormous cost to local health provision?
The solution, according to them, lies in 'disregarding' the disability rather than recognising it.
This insensitivity must include 'disregarding' the garbage that is thrown anywhere and everywhere on many a city street.
Hypothyroidism develops slowly, so early symptoms tend to be 'disregarded' as something that will pass.
Using disproportionate force and 'disregarding' civilian casualties were his ideas.
So, 'disregarding' a few issues, Greene can do little wrong.
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