disregard

But, they note, this does not mean that he can disregard the approval process for protected lands or for endangered wildlife.

Charles would really be king then, and could disregard the wrath of the men of the conventicles.

If he chooses to disregard them, it is his affair entirely—not mine.

What difference can it make to us, that the thing you call the Church dares to disregard it?

He was often careless of any gain to himself, but the good of the state never for one moment did he disregard.

But it is all out of kindness that she grieves so much over his ‘enthusiasm,’ and lectures us for our disregard of appearances.