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• Merriam-Webster word row will carry on irregardless. Ben Hoyle, Los Angeles. As with flammable and inflammable, its meaning is the same as the word that appears to be its antonym.

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• Translations in context of "carry on regardless" in English-French from Reverso Context: Fortunately our thirst for large-scale entertainment enables us to carry on regardless of the flaws inherent to the original work, letting us impatiently await the third and final onscreen installment.

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• Apr 07,  · Carry on regardless is one of the funniest carry-ons, unfortunately in Black and White, but with the added attraction of Stanley Unwin speaking "gobbledygook" (charabia) and this had me reeling in fits of laughter. Mind you, I'd already seen Stanley several times on English TV years ago but I can't remember in what context/10(K).

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• Jul 08,  · Logically, irregardless only means regardful. But just to diddle you, it actually means exactly the same as “regardless”, and only intensifies its impact in a droll sort of way. In fact, it is a portmanteau word masquerading as a double negative. Lexicographers surmise that it is a blend of “irrespective” and “regardless”.

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• Carry on Regardless () cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.

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• (v.) To ignore distractions and barriers and continue ones' task.

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• Jan 04,  · Carry on regardless Bronze is for the sick and the old But carry on regardless I want my love, my joy, my laugh, my smile, my needs Not in the star signs Or the palm that she reads.

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• Carry on Regardless Any serious criticism of Carry on Regardless is futile. The story, such as it is, has Sidney James running Helping Hand Ltd, an agency prepared to take on any sort of job any time.

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• Carry On Regardless is very much in the middle of my Carry On ranking. While it is an enjoyable film to watch, it does have it's problems. The main problem is that the narrative is far too loose and that the plot lacks some direction/5().

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