Ignorance

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English

Etymology

From Old French ignorance.

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Noun

Singular Ignorance

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Ignorance ({{{1}}})

1. The condition of being uninformed or uneducated. Lacking knowledge or information.

Derived terms

• willful ignorance
• ignorance is bliss

Translations

The condition of being uninformed or uneducated.

Chinese: 无知 (wú zhī) Danish: uvidenhed da(da) Dutch: onwetendheid f., ignorantie f. Finnish: tietämättömyys fi(fi) French: ignorance f. (1,2) German: Ignoranz de(de) f. Interlingua: inscientia Italian: ignoranza it(it) f.

Japanese: 無知 ja(ja) (muchi) Kurdish: نه‌زانی ku(ku) Norwegian: uvitenhet no(no) Portuguese: ignorância pt(pt) f. Russian: невежество ru(ru) (nevéžestvo) n., неведение ru(ru) (nevédenije) n. Spanish: ignorancia es(es) f. Turkish: cehalet tr(tr), bilgisizlik tr(tr)

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French

Etymology

From Old French, from Latin ignorantia.

Noun

Ignorance f. (plural Ignorances)

1. ignorance

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