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Please forgive my negligence in not calling you sooner.negligence = insufficient care or attention
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Mistreatment of children, negligent homicide. (source)negligent = from insufficient care or attention
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I cannot see that there has been any negligence on your part. (source)negligence = insufficient care or attention
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I might have known better than to trust him with it! There's such a high price for negligence in this world! (source)negligence = being careless or recklessly inattentive
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The truth was, by then, the cancer in Baba's brain had made him forgetful, negligent.† (source)negligent = insufficient care or attention
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Some people say they were negligent parents; others that they were merely distant, or naive.† (source)
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We have lost so many of the precious lives of our soldiers and this is due to your negligence.† (source)negligence = insufficient care or attention
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It was criminally negligent.† (source)
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"Oh, a shred, surely," Littlefinger replied negligently.† (source)negligently = with insufficient care or attention
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Now and again I have expressed the opinion that every nation, and even every person, would do better, instead of rocking himself to sleep with political catchwords about war guilt, to ask himself how far his own faults and negligences and evil tendencies are guilty of the war and all the other wrongs of the world, and that therein lies the only possible means of avoiding the next war.† (source)
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There have been joys too great to be described in words, and there have been griefs upon which I have not dared to dwell; and with these in mind I say: Climb if you will, but remember that courage and strength are nought without prudence, and that a momentary negligence may destroy the happiness of a lifetime.† (source)negligence = insufficient care or attention
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Lawton countered that Seiler had defended Williams "in a negligent, incompetent and unethical manner."† (source)
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His right hand lay negligently upon the arm of his chair; with a jolt, Harry saw that he was wearing Marvolo's gold-and-black ring; he had already killed his father.† (source)negligently = with insufficient care or attention
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The chambers of diseases were deserted, and the sick left to die of negligence.† (source)negligence = insufficient care or attention
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Finally, the Officials decided that my parents must have lost the tablets when they were swimming earlier in the week and that they'd been negligent not to notice it sooner.† (source)
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Slouching negligently she said, as though there had been no interruption, "What kind of place you think this is?"† (source)negligently = with insufficient care or attention
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