disrespective (Meaning)

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disrespective (a.)

Showing want of respect; disrespectful.

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The company will continue to provide services to its customers irrespective of their location.
The admission process at the university is merit-based and disregards any form of discrimination.
The government's decision was made irrespective of the public's opinion on the matter.
The judge ruled in favor of the defendant irrespective of the overwhelming evidence against him.
The team's success was attributed to their hard work and determination, irrespective of their lack of resources.
The scientist conducted the experiment multiple times to ensure the results were reproducible, irrespective of the changing conditions.
The company's policy is to treat all employees equally, irrespective of their gender, race, or religion.
The athlete's performance was remarkable, irrespective of the challenging weather conditions.
The author's writing style is unique and engaging, irrespective of the genre or subject matter.
The restaurant's popularity remained consistent, irrespective of the change in ownership.

Showing want of respect; disrespectful.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The company will continue to provide services to its customers irrespective of their location.

The admission process at the university is merit-based and disregards any form of discrimination.

The government's decision was made irrespective of the public's opinion on the matter.

The judge ruled in favor of the defendant irrespective of the overwhelming evidence against him.