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ignoral

ignoral noun: the act of ignoring something.

Noun

ignoral (countable and uncountable, plural ignorals)

  1. The act of ignoring something.
    • Ignoring was defined as effect acts which were active ignorals or were directed at the actor (P).2014, J. Bruce Overmier, F. Robert Brush, Affect, Conditioning, and Cognition (PLE: Emotion), page 330
    • Naturally, such ignorals of the constraints of time and of literal reality were not understood by an audience that simply expected to see the representation of a single moment during the battle2019, Eric Shanes, J. M. W. Turner

Forms of ignoral

pluralignorals

Questions about ignoral

What does ignoral mean?
Ignoral means the act of ignoring something.
What part of speech is ignoral?
Ignoral is a noun.
What is the plural of ignoral?
The plural of ignoral is ignorals.

Words near ignoral in the dictionary

  1. ignorabimus
  2. ignorabimuses
  3. ignorable
  4. ignorables
  5. ignorably
  6. ignoral
  7. ignorals
  8. ignorami
  9. ignoramo
  10. ignoramoes
  11. ignoramos

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