ignorance
/ɪɡ.nɔr.əns/Definitions
1. noun
A lack of knowledge or understanding, especially of something that is important or relevant.
“Her ignorance of the new tax laws led to her financial problems.”
2. noun
A state of being unaware or uninformed about something.
“The ignorance of the population regarding the risks of smoking was a major public health concern.”
3. noun
A lack of education or enlightenment, often resulting in a narrow or unsophisticated outlook.
“The ignorance of the rural community was reflected in their limited access to modern technology.”
4. noun
A state of being uninformed or unaware of the facts, often due to a lack of information or education.
“The ignorance of the public regarding the environmental impact of their actions was a major issue.”
5. noun
A lack of awareness or understanding of one’s own limitations or capabilities.
“Her ignorance of her own strengths and weaknesses made it difficult for her to make career decisions.”
6. noun
A state of being uninformed or unaware of the cultural or social norms of a particular group.
“The ignorance of the company’s management regarding the cultural norms of their employees led to a series of misunderstandings.”