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ignorance

[ig-ner-uhns] / ˈɪg nər əns /




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“They’re just taking these actions because of public pressure, and public pressure is happening because of ignorance,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times

Speaking on Sunday, Mourinho said he was "completely, utterly opposed to any kind of discrimination or prejudice, or ignorance, or stupidity".

From BBC

Accompanying that rage was a fresh explosion of ignorance about Tourette syndrome, the condition that caused Davidson to tic involuntarily throughout last Sunday’s ceremony.

From Salon

On Friday morning ap Iorwerth was asked on BBC Radio Wales if his reference to "ignorance", which was trailed ahead of his speech, meant he was suggesting Reform voters were ignorant.

From BBC

It’s also possible that some moving companies capitalize not only on their clients’ ignorance of the law, but also on their anxiety.

From MarketWatch