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uncared-for

[uhn-kaird-fawr] / ʌnˈkɛərdˌfɔr /






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“Such a position is not only baseless and illogical, it is also inhumane as it virtually calls for leaving orphaned or uncared-for children in the midst of hostilities,” the mission’s statement said.

From Seattle Times

Her stories for young readers are often ones of resilience, showing lonely or uncared-for children struggling to make their way in a baffling and at times treacherous world.

From New York Times

The new onslaught came during Greece’s 2010-2018 financial crisis, which forced mass closures of shops in the city center and provided acres of uncared-for walls that could be daubed with impunity.

From Washington Times

And, after that, the uncared-for building itself would settle into shapelessness, buried under the ubiquity of the dust.

From Literature

And if not harmony, at least a sense of peace, and the reassurance that they will not die uncared-for on the streets.

From BBC