“Disregarding” in Japanese
Short answer
Disregarding in Japanese is “無視” (mushi). Full meaning: disregarding, ignoring.
Other ways to say “Disregarding” in Japanese
徒疎か
adaorosoka making light of, disregarding
度外視
dogaishi disregarding, taking no account of, ignoring, overlooking
尻目
shirime looking at from the corner of one's eye, sidelong glance; disregarding, ignoring; faceless ghost with an eye in its rump
黙殺
mokusatsu ignoring, disregarding, taking no notice of, refusing to comment on, turning a deaf ear to
徒や疎か
adayaorosoka making light of, disregarding
不問
fumon not asking (about), letting go unquestioned, disregarding, ignoring, overlooking
カウント無し
kauntonashi counting out, disregarding, not counting
眼中にない
ganchuuninai taking no notice (of), thinking nothing of, disregarding, not aware of, completely ignoring, being out of consideration, effectively not existing as an option
お構いなし
okamainashi having no thought for, having no consideration for, having no regard for, not caring about; disregarding, overlooking
あだおろそか
adaorosoka making light of, disregarding
尻眼
shirime looking at from the corner of one's eye, sidelong glance; disregarding, ignoring; faceless ghost with an eye in its rump
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