Care
Care verb - To have an interest or concern for.
Usage example: a teacher who cares what happens to her students long after they leave her classroom
Disregard is an antonym for care in topics: carefulness, concern, tend to, regard highly, usually child.
Disregard
How words are described
| human | human care | human disregard |
| usual | usual care | usual disregard |
| certain | certain care | certain disregard |
| total | total care | total disregard |
| Other adjectives: constant, great, serious, personal, general, apparent, basic. | ||
Common collocations
| sense | care sense | disregard sense |
| power | care power | disregard power |
| people | care people | disregard people |
| part | care part | disregard part |
| Other words: characters, information, rules, everyone, lives. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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In the standard version, the perps display a monstrous disregard for the victim's human rights — yet they apparently still care enough to keep them alive.
Source: Organ Theft -
It's quickly made clear that they only care about fighting Sock, with complete disregard to the destruction and death they cause in the process.
Source: Webanimation / Sock Series - It also explores relationships and issues that Eva fanfic writers often disregard, such like the Misato/Asuka's relationship, Misato's guilt for not having taken care of her wards properly, Asuka and Touji's relationship after the Bardiel attack...
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Disregard and Care. (2016). Retrieved 2022, August 10, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/care/disregard
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