irregardlessly of
- adposition
- Informal
- Irregardlessly of the risks, she decided to travel alone.
Examples
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He continued to defend his opinions irregardlessly of what others thought.
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The team proceeded with the plan irregardlessly of budget cuts.
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She decided to proceed irregardlessly of the warnings.
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They will continue irregardlessly of the consequences.
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Irregardlessly of the setbacks, the team pushed forward with their project.
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He made his decision irregardlessly of the financial implications involved.
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She went ahead with her plans irregardlessly of the risks associated.
Synonyms
Despite a problem or difficulty, something happens anyway
Without considering things like age or nationality
People use it without regard to other things, though many say it is not correct
Without paying attention to objections or problems
Not caring about possible harm or problems
Antonyms
How Standard
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.