DISREGARD, DISREGARDED
ADJECTIVES
1619 • PRETERMITTED passed by, disregarded, overlooked; omitted
NOUNS
1382 • UNMINDING a forgetting or disregarding something → obs.
1496 • NONCHALOIR neglect, disregard → obs.
1500 • MISKNOWLEDGE disregard of; failure or refusal to recognize or acknowledge something or someone → obs.
………. • OBLIVION heedlessness, disregard
1581 • PRETERMISSION an overlooking or disregarding something; the omission of something from a speech, etc.; omission of or neglect to do something
1609 • PRETERITION a passing over something without notice; omission, disregard
1625 • DEAFING an ignoring or disregarding something; refusal to hear → obs.
1630 • WRETCHLESSNESS disregard or neglect of something
1640 • SLIGHTING a treating with disdain, disregard, or indifference
1656 • UNREGARD disregard; lack of regard, esteem, or attention
1678 • NIHILIFICATION a disregarding something; a slighting
1701 • SLIGHT display of contemptuous indifference or disregard
1731 • ASPERNATION neglect, disregard → obs. (Bk.)
1653 • GO-BY an ignoring or disregarding someone or something
1865 • IGNORATION disregarding; an ignoring or treating as unknown
1963 • NOSE-THUMB a blatant disregard
NOUNS, PERSON
1563 • SHIFTER AWAY a person who rejects or disregards something → obs.
1979 • SNOOL a disregarded, worthless person → Amer. dial.
VERBS
1000 • FORSEE to disregard, to overlook, to despise → obs.
………. • FORYEME to disregard, to neglect → obs.
………. • MISHEAR to disobey, to disregard → obs.
………. • OVERHEAR to disregard, to disobey → obs.
………. • OVERSEE to disregard, to pass over, to ignore, to neglect → chiefly Sc., obs.
………. • OVERYETE to disregard, to neglect, to forget → obs.
1200 • ATLET to neglect, to disregard → obs.
1275 • FORHEED to disregard
1300 • SIT to disregard, to neglect, to pay no heed or attention to → Sc. & N. Eng. dial. obs.
1330 • TAKE IN VAIN to disregard, to treat with contempt → obs.
1387 • FORGENDER to disregard, to neglect, to slight → obs.
1390 • PASS OVER to omit, to disregard
1400 • HOLD NO STATE OF to disregard, to have no respect for → obs.
………. • WAIVE to disregard, to treat with neglect, to ignore, to overlook; to let pass an opportunity → obs.
1425 • OVERSET to disregard; to omit → obs.
1440 • NOUGHT to disregard, to despise, to hold in contempt → obs. exc. Sc.
1443 • REMISS to disregard → obs.
1450 • PUT ASIDE to disregard, to reject, to dismiss
1475 • MISKNOWLEDGE to fail or refuse to acknowledge someone or something; to disregard → chiefly Sc., obs.
1535 • WINK AT to disregard, to overlook, to pass unnoticed → obs.
1537 • TAKE AWORTH to look upon with indifference, to disregard → obs.
1542 • PRETERMIT to disregard or overlook intentionally → obs.
1545 • UNREGARD to disregard, to ignore, to overlooks a person or thing → obs.
1571 • OVERHALE to pass over, to disregard, to overlook
1581 • SUSPEND to disregard → obs.
1582 • MISREGARD to have no regard for; to disregard, to despise → chiefly Sc., obs.
1600 • SLIGHT to disregard, to ignore, to disdain; to pay little or no attention to
1624 • GIVE A PERSON THE BACK to turn away from, to disregard a person
1631 • BLOW OFF to disregard; to ignore, to dismiss → sl.
1641 • CONNIVE to neglect to look at, to disregard, to leave unnoticed → obs.
………. • LAUGH IN THE FACE OF to display blithe disregard for something
1654 • GIVE ONE THE GO-BY to disregard, to avoid, to neglect
1656 • NIHILIFY to disregard; to take no account of → obs.
1699 • MAKE A BRIDGE OF A PERSON’S NOSE to disregard or pass over a person, esp. at table obs. exc. Eng. dial.
1806 • SNAP ONE’S FINGERS AT to disregard or ignore; to treat with indifference or contempt
1847 • UNHEED to pay no heed to, to disregard
1887 • LOOK OVER to disregard, to forgive, to overlook → Amer. dial.
1931 • BELAY to disregard, to cancel; to stop, to wait → Amer. dial.
1960 • BAG IT to disregard, to give up → US sl.
1968 • BAG • BAG UP to disregard, abandon, or be done with → Amer. sl.
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