Ignore is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IGNORE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to intentionally disregard
• refuse to take notice of or acknowledge; disregard intentionally
• fail to consider (something significant)
• refuse to notice, disregard deliberately
• To be ignorant of or not acquainted with.
• To throw out or reject as false or ungrounded; -- said of a bill rejected by a grand jury for want of evidence. See Ignoramus.
• Hence: To refuse to take notice of; to shut the eyes to; not to recognize; to disregard willfully and causelessly; as, to ignore certain facts; to ignore the presence of an objectionable person.
• refuse to acknowledge
• bar from attention or consideration
• fail to notice
• give little or no attention to
• be ignorant of or in the dark about
NOUN:
• disregard
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to refuse to notice

Words related to IGNORE

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Words that contain IGNORE

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How to use IGNORE in a sentence

• Never again would she ignore an urgent telegram, though she did not believe that this telegram had any real importance.
• No poet can ignore it or try to limit it to humanity without a loss to his work.
• Psychologists are teaching us that the mind will avenge itself on those who ignore it.
• But the Inn taught the old river a lesson, and after Passau it no longer pretended to ignore new arrivals.
• Trying his best to ignore the gray blanket, he picked up all the cartridges he could find, and the two rifles, and backed from the room.
• In this puzzle I ignore the known dimensions of our square and work on the assumption that it is 13n by 13n.
• If you ignore the four black pies in our illustration, the remaining twelve are in their original positions.
• They were not to be deluded by any extravagant praise of their past heroic services, which veiled a determination to ignore their just claims.
• This formula had of course to ignore an entire epoch of history.
• No such copy had before reached that part of the interior, so that any official who pleased could ignore its existence.
• To argue otherwise is surely to ignore the evidence of history.
• Hollis would neither one ignore her in that way, to say nothing of Billy Westlake.
• Ignore all this, and interpret the Pentateuch as though it consisted of the letters of Our Own Correspondent, and you will find difficulties on every page.
• If he wanted to ignore the terrible danger through which she had passed, certainly she was not going to remind him of it.
• Never, unless for some special reason, ignore any good rule.
• I do not mean to imply that we must in any measure ignore the passive force and influence of the old forms on the new.
• It was far above the little gray head he was trying to ignore and so weighty I feared for her mentality.
• On the other hand, to deny or ignore it, while admitting the application of the symbol to this government, would be in accordance with neither Scripture nor logic.
• This might prove important, and he could not afford to ignore the information.
• This is true, but to lay stress on it is to ignore the very remarkable voluntary connection which united the two branches of the House of Hohenzollern.
• The Government was well satisfied to ignore New Zealand.
• The science of ethics, however, has nothing to do with causes, not in that it need deny or ignore them but in that it is their fruit and begins where they end.
• That would be to ignore the qualities, in England of Keats and Tennyson, and in Europe of great artists in whom the treatment of nature assumed other forms.
• Lord Rosebery could make a Government to-morrow if he would ignore parties and pick out the competent men wherever they are to be found.
• The chanty-man was a distinguished person whom it was impolitic to ignore.
• Bensley? He resolved to ignore the accident, to abandon his wig.
• But to ignore the point of view of those whose country you govern may let loose a red torrent of tragedy.
• Our attention has chosen its aim beforehand, and we ignore all that does not fulfil this specific interest.

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