ignorantly
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5.1
- adverb
- /ˈɪɡnərəntli/
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ignorantemente
- Many people ignorantly follow trends without understanding their implications.
The one not knowing the law of God sins ignorantly more often than the one who knows.
- The one not knowing the law of God sins ignorantly more often than the one who knows.
- We're we're we could be talking very ignorantly on this topic, but why not like, instead of killing the mother?
Examples
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The true owner of the ticket, apparently not understanding how it all worked, was ignorantly happy and left.
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I've been ashamed too many times this year due to how ignorantly some people chose to represent my party.
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I came into this afraid that he would be speaking ignorantly, but actually I agree with everything that he says.
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The one not knowing the law of God sins ignorantly more often than the one who knows.
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Joy, that 14% that you so ignorantly called a gift is a tax on investment gains.
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I love how you so ignorantly assume that all Christians do everything you have listed above.
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The CEO actually makes $501,122 a year, not the over a million you ignorantly claim.
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Some do not lie, but they just ignorantly propagate these lies.
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There is no harm in lifting weights unless it is done carelessly or ignorantly.
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I'm so saddened by how many women miscarried and were treated abominably (or ignorantly) by their medical personnel.
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Synonyms
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4.4
In a way that shows little experience and too much trust
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8.1
In a way that shows someone does not understand what is happening
Antonyms
How Knowledgeable
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Morphology
Etymology
Ignorantly comes from the same root as ignore and ignorance, made from parts in- ('not') and gnor- ('know'). So to act ignorantly is to behave as if you 'do not know' something, or to act without knowledge.