Definition of "disregarding" []

• Present participle of disregard. (verb)

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• "From the Army's point of view, OSD was being reckless about the way it was committing troops and high-handed in disregarding the military's professional advice."
• "It is my appointed sorrow, I suppose, that the recklessness and ignorance of such as you, persist in disregarding that law, and turning good into evil."
• "Anyway, it does not seem to me that liberal Catholics are less partisan than conservative ones, particularly if partisanship in this context is defined as disregarding Church teachings to serve a political party."