ignoration
noun
ig·no·ra·tion
ˌignəˈrāshən
plural -s
1
: complete or utter ignorance
the ignoration of the true relation of each organism to its environment
A. N. Whitehead
A. N. Whitehead2
[ignore + -ation] : an act or action of ignoring
changed from complete ignoration of my presence to an almost pathetic agreement with every word I said H. J. Laski
H. J. Laski
Word History
Etymology
Latin ignoration-, ignoratio, from ignoratus (past participle of ignorare) + -ion, -io -ion
- dissent from
- dissent to
- dissentaneous
- dissented
- dissented (from)
- dissented (to)
- dissented from
- dissented to
- dissenter
- dissenters
- dissentience
- dissentiences
- dissentiencies
- dissentient
- dissentients
- dissenting
- dissenting (from)
- dissenting (to)
- dissenting from
- dissenting to
- dissentingly
- dissention
- dissentions
- dissentious
- dissentive