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ignorance

[ig-ner-uhns] / ˈɪg nər əns /




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“Like, I know this is hard to explain,” she said, giggling at the comprehensiveness of his ignorance.

From Los Angeles Times

In truth, those polls are more an artifact of Kennedy's famous name, coupled with ignorance about what a crank he is, than a robust show of support.

From Salon

I ultimately respect your viewpoints, but if the greater overall good is to benefit from ignorance, as it relates to family relationships, I do feel as though ignorance is bliss.

From Washington Post

Knowledge is finite, said the Austrian-British philosopher Karl Popper, but ignorance is infinite.

From Washington Post

Fox "News" is a type of political drug cartel that injects hatred, fascism, ignorance, white supremacy and other poison directly into the minds and hearts of its public.

From Salon