1. to pay no attention to; to ignore deliberately
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘disregard’

1. instances of lack of attention or consideration; acts of ignoring
Usage: plural form of ‘disregard’

Examples

• She disregards all safety warnings when climbing.
• The driver disregards traffic signals regularly.
• He completely disregards his doctor’s advice.
• The company disregards environmental concerns.
• His constant disregards for the rules got him in trouble.
• The report documented several disregards of protocol.
• Their disregards for tradition upset the elders.