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neglect

[ni-glekt] / nɪˈglɛkt /






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In a meticulously crafted stop-motion world of gritty dockside poverty, a starving waif discovers the neglected girl in a shabby home weeps not teardrops but pearls.

From Los Angeles Times

"Instead, they completely neglected their moral duty to protect her."

From BBC

But in this connection, I feel obliged to call attention to an unjustly neglected book issued in 2015 by an obscure Ohio publisher.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Black Country assistant coroner Helena Gallagher gave a narrative conclusion, noting the 73-year-old's death was contributed to by neglect in the medical treatment she received at New Cross Hospital in Wolverhampton.

From BBC

For example, the notion of emotional abuse or neglect are relatively new frameworks that are very active in the complaints of adult children today.

From The Wall Street Journal