/ɪɡˈnɔːr/
VERB
To intentionally give no attention to someone, something, information, or a request, often by choosing not to listen, respond, or act.
To deliberately direct no attention toward something or someone, especially when choosing not to listen, respond, or become involved.
To intentionally treat someone as unworthy of attention or consideration, often by refusing to acknowledge, respond to, or engage with them.
VERB
To fail to become aware of something, or to leave something out of consideration, often unintentionally.
To not see, hear, or become aware of something, usually because one's attention is elsewhere.
To intentionally or carelessly leave facts, advice, warnings, rules, or relevant circumstances out of consideration when making a decision.
VERB
To refuse to acknowledge the existence, importance, or validity of something, even when it is known or evident.
To act as though a fact, problem, or situation does not exist, or to refuse to recognize its significance.