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ignoramus
noun (ignoramuses ) an ignorant or unintelligent person.
[17c, after Ignoramus , a foolish lawyer in a farce of the same name by the English playwright George Ruggle (1575?1622); 16c in obsolete legal use, meaning -we ignore or take no notice-: from Latin ignoramus we do not know]
noun (ignoramuses ) an ignorant or unintelligent person.
[17c, after Ignoramus , a foolish lawyer in a farce of the same name by the English playwright George Ruggle (1575?1622); 16c in obsolete legal use, meaning -we ignore or take no notice-: from Latin ignoramus we do not know]
ignorant
adjective
1 knowing very little; uneducated.
2 (usu ignorant of something) knowing little or nothing about it ignorant of the facts .
3 rude; ill-mannered.
[14c: French, from Latin ignorare not to know]
ignorantly adverb .
adjective
1 knowing very little; uneducated.
2 (usu ignorant of something) knowing little or nothing about it ignorant of the facts .
3 rude; ill-mannered.
[14c: French, from Latin ignorare not to know]
ignorantly adverb .
ignore
verb (ignored , ignoring ) to deliberately take no notice of someone or something.
[19c in this sense: 17c in obsolete sense -to be ignorant of something-: from Latin ignorare not to know]
ignorer noun .
verb (ignored , ignoring ) to deliberately take no notice of someone or something.
[19c in this sense: 17c in obsolete sense -to be ignorant of something-: from Latin ignorare not to know]
ignorer noun .
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