ignore all rules
It is acceptable to break rules in situations where it is beneficial not to follow them.
ADV
altogether, completely, entirely, quite, totally | almost, practically, virtually | largely | generally
just, simply
She just ignored his complaints and continued with her work.
consistently | apparently
duly
The teacher's warning about the deadline was duly ignored by most of the students.
easily
Her loud voice was so distinctive that it could not be easily ignored during the meeting.
conveniently
She conveniently ignored her friend's text messages for three days.
blatantly
He blatantly ignored his mother's advice and stayed out all night.
assiduously, carefully, deliberately, determinedly, pointedly, resolutely, steadfastly, studiously
He deliberately ignored the warning signs and proceeded with his risky plan anyway.
blithely, cheerfully
She cheerfully ignored her mother's advice and dyed her hair bright purple.
coldly
VERB + IGNORE
cannot (afford to)
The doctor's advice about my health was something I couldn't afford to ignore.
be difficult to, be hard to, be impossible to
tend to
Many people tend to ignore warning signs on their car dashboard until something breaks.
try to
choose to
She chose to ignore her friend's advice about the new job.
PHRASES
be widely ignored
The warning signs were widely ignored by drivers who thought the rules didn't apply to them.
ignore sth at your peril
If you ignore the warning signs of climate change, you do so at your peril.
ignore the fact that
You can't ignore the fact that learning a new language takes time and practice.
sth can be safely ignored
His complaints about the noise can be safely ignored since he's never home during the day.