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Barmar
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I'm writing a legal essay and the sentence is 'For example, a young person’s reluctance to seek redress, and that youth are often not taken seriously, their words often not repeated in court rooms.'

For example, a young person’s reluctance to seek redress, and that youth are often not taken seriously, their words often not repeated in court rooms.

I was thinking about putting 'ignored'ignored in it'sits place but it didn't seem to fit. I typed ignoredignored and overlookedoverlooked both into online thesaurus'sthesauruses but still nothing appropriate.

I'm writing a legal essay and the sentence is 'For example, a young person’s reluctance to seek redress, and that youth are often not taken seriously, their words often not repeated in court rooms.'

I was thinking about putting 'ignored' in it's place but it didn't seem to fit. I typed ignored and overlooked both into online thesaurus's but still nothing appropriate.

I'm writing a legal essay and the sentence is

For example, a young person’s reluctance to seek redress, and that youth are often not taken seriously, their words often not repeated in court rooms.

I was thinking about putting ignored in its place but it didn't seem to fit. I typed ignored and overlooked both into online thesauruses but still nothing appropriate.

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Formal alternative to the phrase 'Not taken seriously'

I'm writing a legal essay and the sentence is 'For example, a young person’s reluctance to seek redress, and that youth are often not taken seriously, their words often not repeated in court rooms.'

I was thinking about putting 'ignored' in it's place but it didn't seem to fit. I typed ignored and overlooked both into online thesaurus's but still nothing appropriate.