ignored

verb

USig-NORD/ɪɡˈnɔɹd/UKig-NAWD/ɪɡˈnɔːd/

1 meaning of ignored

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verb
Simple past and past participle of ignore.
The committee ignored every objection raised during the meeting.
His early novels were largely ignored by the critics of his day.
Note
One spelling does two jobs here, and the auxiliary tells you which. With have it forms the perfect (they have ignored the warnings). With be it forms the passive (the warnings were ignored), which works because ignore always takes an object. Older English also used it for simply not knowing or failing to notice something. Today it implies the neglect was deliberate or pretended.

ignored is a form of ignore

ignore, verb: To deliberately refuse to listen or pay attention to someone or something. Full entry

Forms: ignoreignores he/she/itignoring -ing formignored past tense, past participle
Spelling: ignore → ignored: add -d

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