neglect|neglected|neglecting|neglects in English

verb

[neg·lect || nɪ'glekt]

disregard, ignore; be negligent; forget to perform (a duty), shirk; fail to care for, abando

Use "neglect|neglected|neglecting|neglects" in a sentence

1. This idea, sometimes neglected today (to the detriment of those who neglect it), dominated medieval etymologizing.

2. The estates had been neglected in the war and Sharpe had begun the laborious task of repairing the years of neglect.

3. When Father Neglects His Responsibilities

4. Benign neglect synonyms, Benign neglect pronunciation, Benign neglect translation, English dictionary definition of Benign neglect

5. Walter, you're neglecting your guests.

6. □ Neglecting association at congregation meetings

7. Longbottom's been neglecting his earmuffs.

8. The world economic structure neglects millions of impoverished humans.

9. 24 He was dismissed for neglecting his duty.

10. Are we neglecting personal or family prayer?

11. □ Husband working late or neglecting family for other duties

12. Neglecting our spiritual health may lead to great pains

13. What is involved in not neglecting God’s house today?

14. Clearly, though, if Kingdom Hall maintenance were neglected, such neglect would result in the premature deterioration of the building and would not be a good witness to the local community.

15. I feel that academia grossly neglects experiential learning.

16. He remains curious about why she neglects him.

17. Never Neglect Prayer

18. His employer censured him for neglecting his work.

19. You can't justify neglecting your wife and children.

20. the supplier refuses or neglects to carry out administrative orders given by the supervisor;

21. 18 Whoever neglects discipline comes to poverty and disgrace,

22. Fire precautions were neglected.

23. His employer censured hello m for neglecting hellos work.

24. Don't neglect your health.

25. Don't neglect your duties.