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The phrase "a reflection of ignorance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, statement, or belief that demonstrates a lack of knowledge or understanding.
Example: "His comments about the issue were not just misguided; they were a reflection of ignorance about the complexities involved."
Alternatives: "a sign of ignorance" or "an indication of ignorance".
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"It's a reflection of ignorance, and can only cause provocation and widen the gulf".
On Monday, Mr. Singh, while discussing the assault at a press conference, thoughtfully contextualized the hatred projected against him as a reflection of ignorance rather than malice.
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The misleading reference on a seventh-century BCE Assyrian stele to "Nespamedu, king of Thinis" is nothing more than a reflection of Assyrian "ignorance of the subtlety of the Egyptian political hierarchy".
for his controversial comments on poverty last month, calling Ryan's reference to conservative social scientist Charles Murray a reflection of his "ignorance" during an appearance on MSNBC's "NewsNation" Wednesday.
At one point I thought that the level of public complacency about the revelations was a reflection simply of ignorance.
We, in the West, judge Chinese ideologies on Western principles, but this can be a reflection of Western arrogance and ignorance.
Gotham City's criminal underbelly is a reflection of a world we sometimes walk through with willful ignorance, not realizing we are part of such chaos and destruction.
Just a reflection of pre-acid American culture chipping off; one chip for repression, another chip for anxiety, another chip for ignorance, another chip floating away carrying my image of short hair, plaid shorts, tennis shoes and high ankle socks.
This is a reflection of the story.
Design is a reflection of identity.
This institution is a reflection of society.
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