Disregard
Disregard verb - To ignore in a disrespectful manner.
Except and disregard are semantically related In some cases you can use "Except" instead a verb "Disregard".
Nearby Words: disregarded, disregarding
Except
Except verb - To prevent the participation, consideration, or inclusion of.
Usage example: we'll have to except members who haven't paid their club dues from voting in the election
Mutual synonyms
Common collocations
| part | disregard part | except part |
| characters | disregard characters | except characters |
Both words in one sentence
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One of them would have been an Olympic swimmer except for a disregard for the rules which nearly got her killed.
Source: Creator / Enid Blyton -
Sure, you have the Slap-Slap-Kiss where a fight turns into a make-out session... except the fight is a screaming-obscenities-in-public kind of fight, that turns (within an hour) into a maniacal sex romp with a similar disregard for privacy, spiraling into an equally ferocious breakup.
Source: Series / Parks and Recreation -
While those poor silly humans are always wrecking their planet with wanton disregard, nearly everyone the Planeteers meet (except the eco-villains, of course) can actually be reasoned with.
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