Meanings
- archaicuncountableThe act of ignoring something.
These bands have been lauded so persistently as public educators that the visitor dares not overlook them - in fact, he could not even if he would; they are far too noisy for ignorement.
1900, Public Opinion, volume 28, page 6291 more example
The ignorement of laws, natural and revealed, hitherto recognised as proceeding from God, and the ignorement in many cases of the fact of His existence, must necessarily introduce a radical change into the order of society.
1881, Benjamin Wills Newton, Aids to Prophetic Enquiry, page 375
Origin
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