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irregardlessly of

irregardlessly of

9.9
Without caring about something when you decide or act
  • adposition
  • Informal
translation icon : sin considerar
  • Irregardlessly of the risks, she decided to travel alone.

Examples

  • He continued to defend his opinions irregardlessly of what others thought.

  • The team proceeded with the plan irregardlessly of budget cuts.

  • She decided to proceed irregardlessly of the warnings.

  • They will continue irregardlessly of the consequences.

  • Irregardlessly of the setbacks, the team pushed forward with their project.

  • He made his decision irregardlessly of the financial implications involved.

  • She went ahead with her plans irregardlessly of the risks associated.

Synonyms

in spite of
vsirregardlessly of
211 1.8

Despite a problem or difficulty, something happens anyway

focuses on lacking regard rather than emphasising obstacles
irrespective
vsirregardlessly of
1 5.3

Without considering things like age or nationality

is the informal, nonstandard version of this neutral usage
irregardless
vsirregardlessly of
  • Informal
8.7

People use it without regard to other things, though many say it is not correct

is the nonstandard form with identical meaning
disregardless
vsirregardlessly of
  • Informal
9.9

Without paying attention to objections or problems

is the same informal sense but nonstandard in form
regardless
vsirregardlessly of
  • Literature
8.3

Not caring about possible harm or problems

is the nonstandard prepositional form expressing lack of regard

Antonyms

in view of
  • Formal
25 3.5

Use when you think about a fact or situation in a decision

How Standard

notwithstanding
  • Formal
6 5.5
irrespective
1 5.3
regardless
660 3.1
irregardlessly of
  • Informal
9.9

Surface Forms

Morphology

irregardlessly + of

The core meaning (‘without regard’ ≈ ‘regardless of’) can be partly inferred from the visible morphemes (regard + -less + -ly + of), so a learner familiar with these pieces may guess the intended meaning. However, the form is nonstandard (like irregardless) and the conflicting prefix/suffix morphology (ir- plus -less) creates a confusing double‑negative/unnatural formation, so the sense is not fully predictable for a B1 learner without exposure.

Etymology

Irregardlessly of comes from people mixing ir-, regard and -lessly, as if they put two 'no' pieces together to make the word sound stronger. So, it is used to mean 'without regard' or 'regardless of', but it is not standard.