neglect

From Latin 'neglectus', the past participle of 'neglegere' meaning 'to disregard'.

NOUN (1)
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Synonyms disregard formal , overlooking , omission
Antonyms attention

The state of being neglected; failure to give proper attention or care to something or someone. It often implies a lack of consideration or care that results in something being overlooked or not acted upon.

plural
neglects
  • His neglect of his studies led to poor grades. — 彼の学業への 無視 は成績が悪くなる原因となった。
  • The garden fell into neglect during the winter months. — 冬の間、庭は 放置 された。
register: formal
VERB (1)
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disregard formal / overlook / fail
Synonyms disregard formal , overlook , fail
Antonyms care

To fail to care for or attend to something or someone adequately. This can involve ignoring, overlooking, or failing to take necessary actions regarding a duty or responsibility.

irregular note only if irregular
continuous past present
neglecting neglected neglects
  • If you neglect your health, it may lead to serious problems. — 健康を 怠る と、深刻な問題につながる可能性があります。
  • She decided to no longer neglect her friendships. — 彼女は友人関係を 無視し ないと決めた。
register: formal