Breach and Ignore

Breach

Breach verb - To fail to keep.

Usage example: a builder being sued by a homeowner for breaching a contract

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Ignore and breach are semantically related In some cases you can use "Ignore" instead a verb "Breach".

Nearby Words: break, breaking, breached, breaching

Ignore verb - To fail to give proper attention to.

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Breach and ignore are semantically related in break topic. Sometimes you can use "Breach" instead a verb "Ignore".

Nearby Words: ignorance, ignoring

attack	breach attack	ignore attack
point	breach point	ignore point
way	breach way	ignore way
law	breach law	ignore law
Other words: armor, defenses, shields.

Lawyers can't resort to that in appeals to juries, though, because it's a breach of their ethics: they cannot ask a jury to ignore the law they are sworn to uphold.

Source: Hollywood Law
When it's not, Neutral Good tends to step into the breach (Chaotic Good has tendencies towards ignoring rules as a matter of course - Neutral Good will ignore the rules when necessary, but make no special effort to flout them when it's not).

Source: Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right

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