What is the opposite of regard?

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Contexts ▼▲ Noun Opposite of attention to or concern for something Opposite of respect, liking or affection Opposite of judiciousness in the manner in which one thinks before acting or speaking Opposite of a humanitarian treatment or consideration for others Opposite of great respect Opposite of the belief that someone or something is good or acceptable Opposite of one's standing in the eyes of others (archaic) Opposite of the reputation of someone or something Opposite of denoting a strong feeling of emotional attachment Opposite of respect and honor Opposite of the characteristic of being respectful Verb Opposite of to gaze at steadily in a particular way Opposite of to consider or think of in a specified way Opposite of to recognize something as valuable Opposite of to direct one's gaze Opposite of to appreciate or value highly Opposite of to consider or regard somebody or something as Opposite of to classify as Opposite of to regard as an opinion Opposite of to have as a belief or opinion Opposite of to trust or accept as truth (rare) Opposite of to have an estimation of someone or something Opposite of to judge and form an opinion of the value of Opposite of to perceive fleetingly … more ▼ ▲ Noun ▲ Opposite of attention to or concern for something carelessness disinterest dislike disregard disrespect hate heedlessness ignorance inattention indifference neglect negligence thoughtlessness unawareness omission apathy obliviousness blindness unconsciousness disdain oblivion oversight insouciance insensitivity unconcern unmindfulness misunderstanding incognizance benightedness cluelessness incomprehension inscience nescience unfamiliarity vagueness witlessness mindlessness denseness half-knowledge disbelief ease calm calmness noncomprehension disinclination naivete laxness laxity empty-headedness failure debt short shrift absentmindedness bewilderment imprudence lethargy laziness indiscretion inactivity idleness nonchalance unenlightenment lack of education simplicity detachment sciolism mental incapacity lack of heed lack of notice lack of attention non-observance ignoring forgetting omitting scorn neglecting overlooking inadvertence disesteem insensibility insensibleness forgetfulness more ❯ Noun ▲ Opposite of respect, liking or affection disfavourUK disfavorUS disadvantage disdain dishonourUK dishonorUS hatred need opposition ill repute disrespect disregard dislike disapproval hate condemnation criticism unimportance loathing lowliness discredit censure disgrace disesteem abomination notoriety disrepute contempt aversion unpopularity disbelief infamy denunciation antipathy blame rancorUS insignificance shame disgust scorn debasement ignorance animosity humiliation opprobrium detestation worthlessness indifference neglect enmity rancourUK cash disclaimer disapprobation abhorrence discountenance disreputableness dissatisfaction displeasure unemployment obscurity penalty fact truth nonbelief doubt unbelief reprimand sorrow melancholy unhappiness trouble pain disobedience disacknowledgement rejection distrust indignity indignation humility carelessness disinterest negligence coldness disinclination hostility distaste conceal unknown ignominy reproach discourtesy indecency immorality scandal informality estrangement divorce alienation ill will unworthiness bad manners evil derision ridicule malice disparagement condescension despisal repugnance despisement mistrust stigma revulsion repulsion more ❯ Noun ▲ Opposite of judiciousness in the manner in which one thinks before acting or speaking injudiciousness carelessness imprudence impulsiveness incaution irresponsibility rashness recklessness thoughtlessness unthinkingness unwariness hastiness crudeness indiscreetness indiscretion lapse neglect misjudgment abandon lack of caution laxity laxness insensibility flippancy senselessness negligence inattention irrationality unreliability frivolity foolishness profligacy “Time and time again, it has been proven that the injudiciousness of your actions has led to the unnecessary damage of public property.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a humanitarian treatment or consideration for others disregard apathy indifference insouciance disrespect disdain contempt coldness dispassion emotionlessness insensibility insensitivity unconcern nonchalance detachment disinterestedness disinterest inattention heedlessness aloofness unmindfulness uninterest neglect coolness inconsideration thoughtlessness uninterestedness remoteness passivity passiveness unresponsiveness stoicism impartiality inhumanity negligence carelessness dispassionateness hard-heartedness coldheartedness inhumanness casualness disfavorUS cold-heartedness lack of concern neglectfulness disfavourUK remissness pretermission forgetfulness lethargy laziness callousness short shrift more ❯ “His actions speak volumes about his blatant disregard for his fellow men.” Noun ▲ Opposite of great respect disobedience disrespect defiance intractability recalcitrance contempt discourtesy dishonourUK disregard impertinence impoliteness impudence incivility insolence insubordination irreverence noncompliance nonobservance revolt rudeness disdain dishonorUS ignorance neglect thoughtlessness lack of respect Noun ▲ Opposite of the belief that someone or something is good or acceptable disgust disrespect condemnation disapproval displeasure disapprobation objection censure dislike indignation reproach revulsion annoyance aversion contempt denunciation loathing repugnance repulsion abhorrence anger demurral denigration detestation exasperation outrage remonstration repellence shock antipathy discontent discontentment disgruntlement disrelish fury horror nausea nauseation nauseousness odium repellency revolt sickness dissatisfaction distaste hatred resentment disparagement execration hatefulness criticism reproof disfavorUS disfavourUK damnation rebuke opposition veto disagreement refusal discountenance castigation deprecation disesteem reprobation stricture dissent blame rejection denial exception denouncement vitriol ill will irreverence chastisement reprimand opprobrium verbal disapproval critical remarks admonition excoriation objurgation animadversion flak more ❯ “As the grumpy old gentleman spat on the ground, the look of disgust on the woman's face was palpable.” Noun ▲ Opposite of one's standing in the eyes of others behind character lowliness personality ill repute Noun ▲ (archaic) Opposite of the reputation of someone or something quiet silence Noun ▲ Opposite of denoting a strong feeling of emotional attachment resentment scorn malevolence malignity neglect objection repugnance repulsion revulsion anathema apathy aversion bother bugbear grievance gripe ill will irritant nuisance odium revenge trouble venom disloyalty frost ingratitude nasty look no love lost obnoxiousness offensiveness pariah treachery affliction agony allergy angst anguish anxiety apprehension bale bete noire black beast broken heart chickenheartedness cold feet coolness cowardice creeps desolation despair discomfort discontent disgruntlement dismay disquiet disquietude distress dread ennui faintheartedness fear fretfulness fright grief hang-up having no use for heartache heartbreak heartsickness heavy heart hopelessness irrationality jitters malcontent malcontentment neurosis paranoia phobia querulousness recreancy reluctance remorse rue suffering suspicion timidity trepidation unease uneasiness unwillingness woe worry lack “He struggled with feelings of scorn and resentment towards his father who had neglected him during his childhood.” Noun ▲ Opposite of respect and honor damage detriment disability disadvantage disservice drawback handicap harm hurt ill-being illfare impairment injury liability loss marring mischief prejudice sadness spoiling suffering unhappiness unhealthiness unsoundness wretchedness “Their cowardice was a great disservice to their country.” Noun ▲ Opposite of the characteristic of being respectful contemptuousness Verb ▲ Opposite of to gaze at steadily in a particular way disregard ignore disbelieve forget miss neglect tune out look away overlook misunderstand mistrust pass by discard estimate guess lose discount misinterpret mix up confuse mistake exclude study scorn slight hurt harm avoid doubt be quiet be lazy question suppress ask measure know hesitate serve follow sketch flout shun reject disobey be blind hold back lose sight of not get be inattentive to turn a deaf ear to more ❯ Verb ▲ Opposite of to consider or think of in a specified way discount condemn despise scorn dislike disregard disrespect disbelieve ignore hate neglect disqualify disparage abuse contemn slight ridicule denounce deride dishonorUS abandon dishonourUK mock insult not care Verb ▲ Opposite of to recognize something as valuable dismiss disregard ignore overlook misheed overpass unheed unmind miss forget neglect be oblivious to close your eyes to pay no attention to shut eyes to tune out of tune out to turn a blind eye to turn blind eye to turn deaf ear to turn your back on not take into account pass over pay no heed to brush off pay no mind take no notice of turn back on scorn snub tune out slight disobey deny dispense with avoid evade omit discount exclude participate refute preclude defy discard cold-shoulder dispute be deaf to not listen to turn away not heed rebel against brush aside pay no mind to write off have no use for leave out of account rule out toss aside cast aside do away with shun snob pooh-pooh pooh more ❯ “It is often easy to dismiss issues that do not affect us as being unimportant.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to direct one's gaze avert disregard ignore avoid dodge elude fail to notice let pass look past overpass pass by pay no attention to shun skirt tune out turn blind eye to look away from turn away from turn from veer from “Trying to remain inconspicuous, she would avert any passersby as she walked through the city.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to appreciate or value highly disvalue despise dislike disregard disrespect hate ignore disapprove refute reject reprove discard dismiss discommend oppose disfavorUS object deny disagree with do not subscribe to disfavourUK Verb ▲ Opposite of to consider or regard somebody or something as disregard disown reject contemn forget ignore overlook burn decline deny disallow discard discredit dismiss eliminate exclude jilt nix rebuff renounce repel reprobate repudiate scrap shed shun snub spurn veto abjure omit scorn unheed unmind discount count out leave out “We will disregard his status as a citizen of this country, and then prosecute him for treasonous activities against our nation.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to classify as declassify decategorize decompartmentalize disorganize disband “The US Fish and Wildlife Service will decide next month whether to declassify the bald eagle as a threatened species.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to regard as an opinion withhold refrain curb hold inhibit reserve resist repress restrain suppress bridle conceal “As you freely allow that scoundrel to express his opinions, I can no longer sit idly by and withhold mine.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to have as a belief or opinion refute deny confute reject contradict contravene controvert disacknowledge disaffirm disavow gainsay oppose challenge contest counter debunk disconfirm disprove negate rebuff repudiate spurn disclaim negative rebut withsay disagree with shoot down “He and his employers refute accusations that his style of investigation constitutes entrapment.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to trust or accept as truth doubt dispute question challenge hesitate query skepticize wonder wonder at fear be puzzled be uncertain call in question harbor suspicion have doubts have reservations be apprehensive of be curious be dubious be in a quandary have qualms distrust suspect “You are an incorrigible cynic who will doubt anything you hear.” Verb ▲ (rare) Opposite of to have an estimation of someone or something misjudge mistake miscalculate misconstrue misdeem misapprehend miscomprehend misconceive misconjecture misinterpret misread misreckon misunderstand “It seems I did misjudge you to be a mean person.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to judge and form an opinion of the value of know appreciate recogniseUK recognizeUS comprehend realiseUK realizeUS understand discern grasp perceive “It is important to know the value of stamps before buying them.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to perceive fleetingly miss overlook skip overpass fail to grasp fail to notice fail to observe fail to see fail to spot pass over skip over “Blink, and you will miss it.” Find more words! 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