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Main Entry: neglect
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: disregard

Synonyms:

carelessness, coolness, delinquency, disdain, disregardance, disrespect, heedlessness, inadvertence, inattention, inconsideration, indifference, laxity, laxness, oversight, scorn, slight, thoughtlessness, unconcern

Antonyms:

care, obedience, observance, regard, respect, watchfulness
Main Entry: neglect
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: failure, default

Synonyms:

carelessness, chaos, delay, delinquency, dereliction, dilapidation, forgetfulness, lapse, laxity, laxness, limbo, neglectfulness, negligence, omission, oversight, pretermission, remissness, slackness, slovenliness

Antonyms:

accomplishment, achievement, completion, finish, success
Main Entry: neglect
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: be indifferent, leave alone

Synonyms:

affront, brush aside, brush off, condemn, depreciate, despise, detest, discount, disdain, dismiss, disregard, have nothing to do with, ignore, keep at arm's length, keep one's distance, laugh off, let go, live with, make light of, not care for, overlook, pass by, pass over, pass up, pay no attention to, pay no mind, pretermit, rebuff, reject, scant, scorn, shrug off, slight, slur, spurn, tune out, underestimate

Antonyms:

cherish, concern, guard, nurture, protect, take care of, watch
Main Entry: neglect
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: fail to do; forget

Synonyms:

be careless, be derelict, be irresponsible, be negligent, be remiss, bypass, defer, discard, dismiss, disregard, elide, evade, gloss over, let pass, let slide, look the other way, lose sight of, miss, not trouble oneself, omit, overleap, overlook, overpass, pass over, postpone, procrastinate, shirk, skimp, skip, suspend, think little of, trifle

Antonyms:

accomplish, achieve, complete, do, finish, succeed
Main Entry: blink
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: ignore

Synonyms:

bypass, condone, connive, cushion, discount, disregard, fail, forget, neglect, omit, overlook, overpass, pass by, slight, turn a blind eye

Antonyms:

attend, be aware, pay attention
Main Entry: breach
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: violation of a law

Synonyms:

barratry, contravention, delinquency, dereliction, disobedience, disregard, infraction, infringement, neglect, noncompliance, nonobservance, offense, transgression, trespass, violation
Notes: breach is an infraction, gap, or break; breech is the rear or lower portion of things

Antonyms:

upholding
Main Entry: bypass
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: avoid

Synonyms:

blink at, burke, circumnavigate, circumvent, depart from, detour, deviate from, finesse, get around, go around, go around the barn, ignore, let go, neglect, omit, outflank, pass around, sidestep, skirt, take back road, wink at
Main Entry: contempt
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: disdain, disrespect

Synonyms:

antipathy, audacity, aversion, condescension, contumely, defiance, derision, despisal, despisement, despite, disesteem, disregard, distaste, hatred, indignity, malice, mockery, neglect, recalcitrance, repugnance, ridicule, scorn, slight, snobbery, stubbornness

Antonyms:

admiration, affection, approbation, approval, endorsement, love, regard, respect, sanction
Main Entry: default
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: failure; want

Synonyms:

absence, blemish, blunder, dearth, defect, deficiency, delinquency, dereliction, disregard, error, fault, imperfection, inadequacy, insufficiency, lack, lapse, miss, neglect, nonpayment, offense, omission, overlooking, oversight, privation, shortcoming, slight, transgression, vice, weakness, wrongdoing

Antonyms:

advantage, payment, perfection, satisfaction, success
Main Entry: default
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: dodge payment

Synonyms:

bilk, defraud, dishonor, evade, fail, leave town, meet under arch, neglect, put on the cuff, rat, repudiate, run out on, see in the alley, shirk, skate, skip, skip out on, stiff*, swindle, welch, welsh

Antonyms:

pay
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