neglected
- adjective
- /nɪˈɡlɛktɪd/
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ignorado
- Her neglected duties at work resulted in a backlog of tasks that overwhelmed her.
And he says these are often neglected in heroic fantasy.
- And he says these are often neglected in heroic fantasy.
- My opinion about it is that one, dreams should not be neglected, OK.
- And here we finally get to this neglected interpretation that that me and Kelvin are exploring.
- Learn sign language and regarding cochlear implants, make sure sign language is not ignored or neglected.
- We've kind of brushed lightly over one topic or neglected one kind of effect that you often have to contend with an EMI filter designs.
Examples
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And he says these are often neglected in heroic fantasy.
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Then after the realities which have been neglected, there are priorities which have been also ignored.
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Unfortunately, this is a sort of a neglected element in Durkheim.
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You know, there are lots of neglected topics in IO like any, any field actually.
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And here we finally get to this neglected interpretation that that me and Kelvin are exploring.
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Many children in the orphanage were neglected and longing for care and affection.
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The once beautiful garden became neglected after no one took the time to tend to it.
Synonyms
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2.0
Not remembered or noticed and left alone
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3.4
Not cared for or shown affection
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6.5
Not noticed or ignored so no one pays attention
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4.9
Not given care, like a garden
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4.2
Not looked after and left in bad condition
People do not pay attention to a person or thing
People do not notice it when it is important
Antonyms
How Ignored
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Neglected comes from Latin neg- 'not' and legere 'to pick or choose', so it once meant 'not chosen' or 'not picked'. That's why when a person, idea, or warning is given no attention or care, it is called neglected.