How do you use Ignorance in a sentence? See 20 example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, including synonyms like content, plus the exact meaning.
Ignorance in a sentence
Ignorance meaning
- The condition of being uninformed or uneducated; lack of knowledge or information.
- Sins committed through ignorance.
- Existential blindness.
Synonyms of Ignorance
Example sentences (20)
They think they’re social justice warriors, many with multiple university degrees, but their ignorance astounds me.
I would like to tell myself that my ignorance of these celebrities is a reflection of the quality of their work.
During a briefing on Saturday, Mbalula said the GNU criticism came from a place of either ignorance or political games.
They should reduce the suspensions for any violations thus far to 2 games under the guise of player ignorance.
Ignorance is bliss like that; when every stride sends lightning bolts through your legs, you’re better off losing count.
My ignorance is shattered over and over again when I look through this box and think about all that we are losing today.
We who argue against discrimination cannot even blame ignorance of the facts for the indifference with which sexism is met.
Aquarius: 20th January -18th February: “An Aquarian might benefit from following the saying “Ignorance is bliss” this week.
After reverting back to Islam, Sienna has had to contend with a lack of representation and ignorance to her Caribbean roots.
It reveals the backwardness of our politicians and exposes our ignorance of the true meaning of democracy.
Lack of proper resources, infrastructure, acceptance and ignorance about the disease are the major reasons, the doctor said.
It bespeaks a breathtaking ignorance of American history and a troubling lack of faith in the American system of government.
If there are no historians to reflect meaningfully and accurately on the past, then ignorance and hatred are sure to triumph.
Could he overcome his own ignorance about musicals, or would he exit stage left before production began?
Ray can't properly communicate what happened, and Abby, showing genuine ignorance on the matter, is assumed to be playing dumb.
Dementia Donald can’t even tell which candidate he’s running against much less which world war he’s his ignorance would enable.
Don’t get me wrong – I do believe a lot of what I have faced is unintentional and based on ignorance.
Recently, people on Reddit to share ways people have damaged their homes through sheer ignorance, and the replies are pretty wild.
To understand those consequences, we must look into the darkness and ignorance that shrouded the minds of racist groups in the past.
But Mohammed maintained that the conclusion by the opposition and naysayers was based on ignorance of the role and functions of IReV.
Common combinations with ignorance
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- ignorance and 30×
- ignorance of 29×
- of ignorance 25×
- and ignorance 17×
- the ignorance 13×
- ignorance is 13×
- ignorance about 10×
- his ignorance 10×
- their ignorance 9×
- ignorance or 8×
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About these examples
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