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neglectedadjective showing signs of advanced wear and tear and neglecta neglected teddy bear, missing one eye and both ears, shoved into the closet beat-up, bombed-out, dilapidated, dog-eared, down-at-the-heels(or down-at-heel also down-at-the-heel or down-at-heels), dumpy, grungy, mangy, mean, miserable, moth-eaten, ratty, run-down, scrubby, scruffy, seedy, shabby, sleazy, tacky, tatterdemalion, tatty, threadbare, timeworn, tumbledown abandoned, unkeptdesolate, forlorn, godforsakenbroken-down, decrepit, tired, worn-outbedraggled, dingy, ragged, tattereddecaying, deteriorated, deteriorating, rackety, ramshackle, rattletrap, ricketybroken, damaged, destroyed, harmed, hurt, impaired, injured, ruined, wrecked gone to seed brand-new, fresh, newcared-for, kept-up, maintainedmended, patched, rebuilt, reconstructedsmart, spiffy, spruce to fail to give proper attention toas usual the news media neglected the real issues of the campaign and focused on personalities bypassed, disregarded, forgot, ignored, overlooked, overpassed, passed over, slighted, slurred (over) failedmissed, omittedbrushed (aside or off), rejected, shrugged off, sloughed (off)also sluffed (off)disdained, pooh-poohed(also poohed), scornedscanted, skimped attended (to), heeded, minded, regarded, tended (to) appreciated, cherished, prized, treasured, valuedcultivated, fostered, nursed, nurturedpamperedrememberedlistened (to), watchedfollowed, marked, noted, noticed, observed, remarked to leave undone or unattended to especially through carelessnessI've neglected my garden, and now it's overgrown with weeds forgot, shirked slacked (off) attended (to), remembered carried out, did, executed, performedaccomplished, achievedkept up, maintained to miss the opportunity or obligationconveniently, the job applicant neglected to mention his criminal record failed, forgot, omitted disregarded, ignored, overlooked, overpassed, passed over, pretermitted, slightedslid, slippeddefaultedskipped missed out on heeded, minded, rememberedkept, observedcarried out, did, executed, performed, practiced(also practised)discharged, fulfilled, met, satisfiedcomplied (with) in 1570 |