Disregard and Interest

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Disregard noun – Lack of interest or concern.

Usage example: revelers firing guns in the air with complete disregard for the possible consequences

Interest is an antonym for disregard in ignoring topic.

Nearby Words: disregarded, disregarding

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Interest noun – A legal right to participation in the advantages, profits, and responsibility of something.

Disregard is an antonym for interest in topics: attention, attraction.

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human	human disregard	human interest
old	old disregard	old interest
clear	clear disregard	clear interest
initial	initial disregard	initial interest
Other adjectives: great, serious, huge, personal, apparent.

It fails epicly because Origami is THAT much of a devoted love interest with a disregard for public opinion and a blunt attitude, dumbfounding everyone in the process.

Source: Springtime for Hitler
Disregard That Statement Dramatic Downstage Turn: Used especially in the courtroom scenes to add movement and interest during witness testimony.

Source: Franchise / Perry Mason

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