transitive. To let away, let go from consideration. Hence. To neglect, disregard.

to disregard.

In stronger sense: To neglect wilfully, take no thought of, disregard, overlook, slight.

transitive. To neglect (a duty, a requirement, etc.); to omit. Also with infinitive as object.

transitive. To forgive, remit; to disregard.

intransitive. To neglect, overlook; to fail to notice or heed. Obsolete.

transitive. To disregard, ignore, or overlook (a person or thing).

transitive. To neglect (a task, duty, oneself, etc.); to be heedless or careless of. Also intransitive.

Used in many phrases and idiomatic expressions merely as a variant (more emphatic or expressive of greater violence) of throw or cast (see esp. cast…

transitive. To treat without regard, to pay no regard to. In earlier use, esp., to treat without due regard, respect, or attention; to neglect…

transitive. To pay no heed to, to disregard. (Cf. unheeding, adj. 2.)