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irregardless of

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irregardless of something
without being influenced by something. If you come to this country and commit a crime, I think that irregardless of whether you're now a citizen, you should be deported.
Usage notes: not considered standard English


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It happens that each of these is a theology course that explicitly examines the question of the human relationship to non-human nature; however, I intentionally incorporate this basic environmental approach in every theology course that I teach, irregardless of its specific topical focus.
The advocates of permissiveness in education, forced busing of school children and quotas in hiring and employment irregardless of qualification must be stopped
IT asset management is happening at its own pace irregardless of what happens in other industries," he said.
 
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