How to pronounce “disregard”(verb) in English

disregard our own recollections of our own past and depend on digital memory instead?

And it's easy to really disregard them, because they inhabit a world that is so different from us, under water.

Finally we decided to completely disregard tickets and just make random batches of each dish as fast as we could.

So there's something about our brains that allows us to disregard all of those other faces, zap-- move in on our friend.

As much as her analytic mind wants to disregard the revived memory, the angry words she read

One of them is hubris about where they are and disregarding the role of luck in their own lives, good and bad.

if you're not my brother John then disregarded so I uh I got that letter

It is that disattention, the ability to disregard and throw away information, which is so important for us.

You know, you kind of disregard them, because they call themselves 'barefoot' something?

companion she rushed at Elizabeth her clawed fingers swaying clumsily about Elizabeth lifted her skirt disregarding

inherent evil in these historical figures of the past, owning slaves and doing stuff and disregarding that that's

Jerry Holkins: And so - Mike Krahulik: We disregarded it.

There were plenty of warnings about H Boss, and they disregarded it.

If you're a visionary, and if you believe in your vision, it's not just that you'll tend to disregard market research and external market information, but you will

And all of the rest is, all of the rest of it is tools that we need to learn how to use or we can disregard and figure out later on.

It's endearing particularly because it's so innocent, because it seems to disregard, or simply be unaware of, all

Similarly, when you take others' property, which is literally steal, means take what is not given to you, then you're disregarding other beings'

different religions that you have and you can choose between them, somehow also leads us to believe that basically scientific facts are being disregarded for the sake of pluralism.