unregardless

English

Adjective

unregardless

1. (nonstandard) Not regarding, not paying regard or attention to (things).
   • 1843, [John Ruskin], Modern Painters […], volume I, London: Smith, Elder and Co., […], →OCLC:

     […] or contemptible, fresh evidence of the constant working of the Divine power “for glory and for beauty,” and to teach it and proclaim it to the unthinking and the unregardless — this, as it is the peculiar province and faculty of the master-mind, […]

   • 1917, Jack London, Michael, Brother of Jerry:

     The old man did not touch the paddle, and he was unregardless of the lofty-sided steamer as the canoe slipped down the length of it into the darkness astern. He was too occupied in counting the wealth of tobacco showered upon him.

See also

• irregardless