
Disregard
Emotional Weight
Using 'disregard' can suggest someone is intentionally ignoring emotions or rights, often seen as insensitive.
His disregard for the team's morale led to poor performance.
Partial Attention
'Disregard' sometimes means not giving full attention, rather than completely ignoring something.
She read the instructions with disregard and missed key points.
Polite Caution
When used politely, 'disregard' can mean to overlook an error or forgive a mistake.
Please disregard my earlier email; it was sent by mistake.