irrespectively

English

Etymology

From irrespective +‎ -ly or ir- +‎ respectively.

Adverb

irrespectively (not comparable)

  1. Without regard to conditions; not taking circumstances into consideration.
    • 2003, Patrick Bonin, chapter 8, in Mental Lexicon: Some Words to Talk About Words, →ISBN, page 175:
      This suggests that consistency plays a role irrespectively of frequency.

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