† ˈingrant, a. Obs.
A perverted form of ignorant, through the transitional *ingnorant, ingorant, the latter also found: cf. ingram.
| 1597 1st Pt. Return fr. Parnass. ii. i. 722 The ingorant people that before calde mee Will now call mee William. 1644 Quarles Barnabas & B. Wks. 1880 I. 80/2 That I have been so ingrant in good things, hath been a great heartbreaking to me. |