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2. neglect

verb. ['nəˈglɛkt, nɪˈglɛkt'] leave undone or leave out.

Etymology

  • neglect (English)
  • neglectus (Latin)

3. neglect

verb. ['nəˈglɛkt, nɪˈglɛkt'] fail to attend to.

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Etymology

  • neglect (English)
  • neglectus (Latin)

4. neglect

verb. ['nəˈglɛkt, nɪˈglɛkt'] fail to do something; leave something undone.

Etymology

  • neglect (English)
  • neglectus (Latin)

5. neglect

verb. ['nəˈglɛkt, nɪˈglɛkt'] give little or no attention to.

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Etymology

  • neglect (English)
  • neglectus (Latin)

6. neglect

noun. ['nəˈglɛkt, nɪˈglɛkt'] lack of attention and due care.

Etymology

  • neglect (English)
  • neglectus (Latin)

7. neglect

noun. ['nəˈglɛkt, nɪˈglɛkt'] the state of something that has been unused and neglected.

Etymology

  • neglect (English)
  • neglectus (Latin)

8. willful

adjective. ['ˈwɪlfəl'] done by design.

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Etymology

  • willful (English)
  • -ful (English)
  • will (English)
  • wille (Middle English (1100-1500))

9. neglect

noun. ['nəˈglɛkt, nɪˈglɛkt'] willful lack of care and attention.

Etymology

  • neglect (English)
  • neglectus (Latin)

10. neglect

noun. ['nəˈglɛkt, nɪˈglɛkt'] the trait of neglecting responsibilities and lacking concern.

Etymology

  • neglect (English)
  • neglectus (Latin)
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