ignoral

English

Noun

ignoral (countable and uncountable, plural ignorals)

  1. The act of ignoring something.
    • 2014, J. Bruce Overmier, F. Robert Brush, Affect, Conditioning, and Cognition (PLE: Emotion), page 330:
      Ignoring was defined as effect acts which were active ignorals or were directed at the actor (P).
    • 2019, Eric Shanes, J. M. W. Turner:
      Naturally, such ignorals of the constraints of time and of literal reality were not understood by an audience that simply expected to see the representation of a single moment during the battle
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