what is the plural form of Ignorance?

Answer 1

Ignorance is the plural form of ignorance.

Answer 2

Ignorance is a condition or state of being and can be experienced solo or shared by a group. There is no plural form.

Answer 3

Ignorance is what's called a "non-count" noun. It doesn't have a plural form. Its plural form is just "ignorance."

(Just like milk. "Milk" is the plural form of milk. You can't have two milks or two ignorances.)

Answer 4

Ignorance is a concept/an abstract therefore it is an uncountable noun - therefore it has no plural form. For example: he is ignorant, people are ignorant, ignorance knows no race, they are ignorant. So, the pronouns, nouns are pluralized but not ignorance/ignorant

Answer 5

adjectives and adverbs do not have plural forms
only verbs and nouns have plural forms

If you are using it this way in the form of a noun such as:

The ignorance of the students was appalling.
Here ignorance is used AS a noun in the sentence so taking it a step further

The ignorances shown by each nation's delegate to the meeting was the source of many jokes.

Hope this helps.

Answer 6

There isn't one. Ignorance is a condition, just as being cold is a condition, or being hot is a condition. Conditions don't have singular or plural cases. They simply exist.

Answer 7

the word is ignorant. Ignorance is the plural form.

"She is ignorant to the topic"

"This conversation is full of Ignorance."

Answer 8

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Answer 9

"Ignorances" is wrong. Instead, I'd advise using "the types of ignorance" or something like that.

Answer 10

ignorant can be both singular or plural.