neglect in Irish
neglect in Irish is faillí — neglect means to fail to give proper care or attention to someone or something.
neglect in Irish
faillí
The act of neglecting.
What does "neglect" mean?
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verb To fail to give proper care or attention to someone or something.
"The previous owners had neglected the garden for years."
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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.
- The old playground fell into disrepair through years of neglect by the council.
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What is "neglect" in Irish?
"neglect" in Irish is faillí. 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 Irish, "neglect" is faillí.
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