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ignorance
noun as in lack of knowledge
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benightedness, darkness, lack of education, sciolism, shallowness, unenlightenment, unfamiliarity
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callowness, crudeness, empty-headedness, half-knowledge, ineducation, inscience, naïveté, rawness, simplicity, uncouthness
noun as in lack of awareness
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"This money is a perfect example of the attitude of the Westminster parties towards Wales and the Welsh language - namely ignorance and insults."
“Before then, I kind of led a life of ignorance, somewhat hedonistic,” she said.
"There's no need for them not to include all children, so then you have to question if is this ignorance or if they're just wilfully excluding children," Ms Crosby-Read said.
Two visitors her age, both named Taylor, can’t wrap their minds around this astounding ignorance.
More disquietingly, she reveals a selective ignorance regarding the circumstances that brought her power and recognition.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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