re gards

[ ri-gahrd ]

as inappreciation
as inapproval
as ininterest
as injudgment
as inkudos
as inlook
as inlove
as inmark
as inmind
as inmind
as inaspect
as innote
as innotice
as inobservance
as inobservation
as inattachment
as inattention
as inattention(s)
as inpopularity
as inpraise
as inprecaution
as inpremium
as inprestige
as inawe
as inrecognition
as inregard
as inregard
as inregard
as inregards
as inremark
as inremembrance
as inreport
as inreputation
as inrespect
as inrespect
as inrespects
as insake
as insolicitude
as inthought
as inthought
as invalue
as inworship
as inblessing
as inaccount
as incognition
as incognizance
as incare
as inattentiveness
as ininquisitiveness
as ininterestedness
as inlaudation
as inlucubration
as inmagnification
as inmindfulness
as innosiness
as inrep
as inrepute
as inrepute
as inrumination
as insnoopiness
as inthankfulness
as incognizance/cognition
as incompliment
as inconcern
as inadmiration
as inconsciousness
as inconsideration
as incredit
as incuriosity
as inaffection
as indeference
as indignity
as inear
as inestimation
as infame
as infavor
as infriendship
as ingreeting
as inheed
as inhonor
as inappreciate
as inkeep
as inlook
as inmark
as inmind
as inmind
as innotice
as inobserve
as inattend
as inperceive
as inpertain
as inpore
as inrank
as inrate
as inreckon
as inrefer
as inregard
as inregard
as inregard
as inremark
as inrespect
as inrevere/reverence
as inscan
as insee
as insuppose
as insurmise
as intake
as inthink
as intreat
as inbehold
as inbelieve
as inbelong
as invenerate
as inview
as inview
as inwatch
as inenvision
as inrevere
as incall
as inenvisage
as ingoggle
as inclass
as inposit
as invaluate
as inconcern
as inconcern
as inconsider
as inconsult
as incontemplate
as incount
as inaffect
as indeduce
as inenvisage/envision
as inequate
as inesteem
as inesteem
as inestimate
as ineye
as infollow
as ingaze
as inharbor
as inheed
as inhold
as inapply

Antonyms for re gards

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WORD ORIGIN

mid-14c., "a consideration; a judgment," from Old French regard, from regarder "take notice of," from re-, intensive prefix + garder "look, heed" (see guard (n.)). Meanings "a look, appearance; respect, esteem, favor, kindly feeling which springs from a consideration of estimable qualities" all recorded late 14c. Phrase in regard to is from mid-15c. (Chaucer uses at regard of).