ignorantia
/ɪɡ.nɔr.ɑnˈti.ə/Definitions
1. noun
A state of being unaware or uninformed, often used to describe the lack of knowledge or understanding in a particular area.
“The professor’s response highlighted the student’s ignorantia of the historical context.”
2. noun
A legal term referring to the lack of knowledge or information on the part of a person, often used to describe a defense or an excuse in a court of law.
“The judge dismissed the case due to the defendant’s ignorantia of the law.”