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neglect in Finnish

neglect in Finnish is heitteillejättö, laiminlyönti, välinpitämättömyys — neglect means to fail to give proper care or attention to someone or something.

neglect in Finnish

heitteillejättö
noun
The act of neglecting.
laiminlyönti
noun
The act of neglecting.
välinpitämättömyys
noun
The act of neglecting.
välinpitämättömyys
noun
Habitual lack of care.
lyödä laimin
verb
sivuuttaa
verb
(transitive) To omit to notice; to forbear to treat with attention or respect; to slight.

What does "neglect" mean?

  1. verb To fail to give proper care or attention to someone or something.
    "The previous owners had neglected the garden for years."
  2. noun A lack of proper care or attention.
    "The house showed clear signs of long-term neglect."
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neglect in a sentence

  • The previous owners had neglected the garden for years.
  • Don't neglect your own health while you're looking after everyone else.
  • The house showed clear signs of long-term neglect.

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What is "neglect" in Finnish?

"neglect" in Finnish is heitteillejättö, laiminlyönti, välinpitämättömyys. neglect means: To fail to give proper care or attention to someone or something.

How do you use "neglect" in a sentence?

Example: "The previous owners had neglected the garden for years." In Finnish, "neglect" is heitteillejättö, laiminlyönti, välinpitämättömyys.

Are there other ways to say "neglect" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 5 translations listed for "neglect": heitteillejättö, laiminlyönti, välinpitämättömyys, lyödä laimin, sivuuttaa.

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