1. ignoring or paying no attention to something
Usage: present participle of disregard

1. without taking into account; regardless of
Usage: formal

Examples

• She continued working, disregarding the noise outside.
• The driver was disregarding all traffic signs.
• Disregarding his age, he performed remarkably well.
• The committee made its decision disregarding public opinion.
• He kept talking, disregarding her obvious discomfort.
• Disregarding the weather forecast, they went hiking anyway.