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1. (n.) ignorance
the state or fact of being ignorant; lack of knowledge or learning.
Etymology: (1175–1225; ME < L)
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| Definition of 'Ignorance' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) ignorance
the lack of knowledge or education
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1. (noun) ignorance
lack of knowledge or understanding
political ignorance
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1. (noun) Ignorance
the condition of being ignorant; the want of knowledge in general, or in relation to a particular subject; the state of being uneducated or uninformed
2. (noun) Ignorance
a willful neglect or refusal to acquire knowledge which one may acquire and it is his duty to have
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Sense: (withof) unaware
He continued on his way, ignorant of the dangers which lay ahead.
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 Afrikaans: onkunde |
 Arabic: جَهْل |
 Bulgarian: невежество |
 Brazilian: ignorância |
 Czech: nevědomost |
 German: die Unwissenheit |
 Danish: uvidenhed |
 Greek: άγνοια |
 Spanish: ignorancia |
 Estonian: võhiklus |
 Farsi: نادانی؛ بی اطلاعی |
 Finnish: tietämättömyys |
 French: ignorance |
 Hebrew: בּוֹרוּת |
 Hindi: अज्ञान |
 Croatian: nepoznavanje |
 Hungarian: tudatlanság |
 Indonesian: kebodohan |
 Icelandic: fáfræði |
 Italian: ignoranza |
 Japanese: 無知 |
 Korean: 무지 |
 Lithuanian: neišmanymas, nežinojimas |
 Latvian: neizglītotība; nekompeten |
 Malay: kejahilan |
 Dutch: onwetendheid, onkunde |
 Norwegian: uvitenhet |
 Polish: ignorancja |
 Persian: نادانی؛ بی اطلاعی |
 Pashto: جهل، بې خبرې، ناپوهى: په |
 Portuguese: ignorância |
 Romanian: ignoranţă |
 Russian: невежество; неведение |
 Slovak: nevedomosť |
 Slovenian: nevednost |
 Serbian: neznanje |
 Swedish: okunnighet, ovetskap |
 Thai: ความไม่รู้ |
 Turkish: cehalet, bilgisizlik |
 Taiwanese: 無知 |
 Ukrainian: неуцтво, неосвіченість |
 Urdu: جہالت |
 Vietnamese: sự không biết, sự ngu dốt |
 Chinese: 无知 |
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