transitive. To shut or stop up.

to disregard.

In stronger sense: To neglect wilfully, take no thought of, disregard, overlook, slight.

to let out of: to permit to be absent from.

To set aside; to neglect. Obsolete.

intransitive. To pass by or over, to go past (so as to miss out). Also: to deviate from.

To treat with neglect, ignore, disregard, overlook; to let pass (an opportunity). Obsolete.

transitive. To lessen, abate, mitigate. Cf. remit, v. 6c.

intransitive. To neglect, overlook; to fail to notice or heed. Obsolete.

transitive. To fail or refuse to acknowledge someone or something; to disregard.

transitive. To refuse to recognize or notice; to affect ignorance of; disown. Also intransitive. Obsolete.

transitive. To refuse to recognize or notice; to pretend ignorance of; to overlook, disown, shun. Also with clause as object.

intransitive. To deviate from; to neglect, overlook. Cf. to go beside —— at phrasal verbs 2.

to let pass transitive. To let slip, miss (an opportunity); to pass by, neglect; to discontinue (a practice).

transitive. To disregard, ignore, or overlook (a person or thing).

transitive. To ignore, neglect; to overlook. Now rare.

transitive. To fail to see or observe; to pass over without noticing; to leave out of consideration, disregard, ignore.

transitive. To overlook; to neglect.

To defer dealing with; to put off consideration of; to pass over for the time; hence gen. to disregard. Obsolete.

transitive. To disregard, take no notice of. Obsolete.

To shut the eyes to, leave unnoticed, shirk, ‘blink’ (a fact); to pass without notice, miss, omit. Obsolete. (Cf. blanch, v.1 5.)

transitive. to blow off: (a) (now U.S. slang) to rebuff, to reject the advances of (a person); to ignore, disregard, dismiss; (b) U.S. slang, to…

transitive. To treat without regard, to pay no regard to. In earlier use, esp., to treat without due regard, respect, or attention; to neglect…

intransitive. To have done with; to take no notice of.

To avoid dealing with or attending to (something or someone); to evade; to disregard, ignore, take no notice of.

intransitive. To withdraw attention from; to leave out of consideration; to ignore, put to one side.

transitive. To disregard; to take no account of.

transitive. To ostracize; to ignore pointedly. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To fail to notice; to ignore.

transitive. To refuse to acknowledge (a person or thing); to disregard intentionally.

to close one's mind: to be unreceptive to, to refuse to accept; to ignore.

figurative. To suppress (anything) quietly; to take no notice of it.

to leave out in the cold: to neglect intentionally, to exclude from something necessary or desirable, to force to fend for oneself (usually in passive…

transitive. U.S. Chiefly Military. To pass over (a person) in favour of someone else, esp. in the case of a promotion or appointment; to ignore, to…

transitive. To pay no heed to, to disregard. (Cf. unheeding, adj. 2.)

figurative, To dismiss (something or someone) as insignificant, worthless, or not worthy of… transitive. With complement introduced by as…

intransitive. To pretend not to see, to ignore deliberately. Frequently with intensifying adverb, as to look right (or straight) through (a person).

intransitive. Const. round. To dispense with, ignore; to drop (a subject). (See also quot. 1943.) slang (originally Military). Cf. sense 4a above.