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(someone or something) Opposite of the state of supervising, protecting, and maintaining the health and welfare of
“Due to her negligence, Lily had lost the rights to her children.”
Opposite of complete and focused attention, usually to avoid the risk of hurt or damage
“His inattentiveness nearly cost the team the game at the very last second.”
Opposite of judiciousness in the manner in which one thinks before acting or speaking
“Time and time again, it has been proven that the injudiciousness of your actions has led to the unnecessary damage of public property.”
(count noun) Opposite of a feeling of worry or anxiety
“Despite the results not falling her way, there was a sense of carefreeness about her, and she was convinced that everything would still be ok.”
Opposite of a humanitarian treatment or consideration for others
“His actions speak volumes about his blatant disregard for his fellow men.”
Opposite of a feeling of worry or anxiety
Opposite of the quality of being kind, warm-hearted, or gentle
Opposite of kindness or compassion in one's manner or actions
Opposite of protection from harm, damage, loss, or theft
Opposite of skill or diplomacy in dealing with others or with difficult issues
Opposite of a protection or patronage
Opposite of the protective care or guardianship of someone or something
Opposite of the responsibility for and control of a company or organization
“Spectacularly inspired mismanagement by airline executives actually deserves much of the blame for the state of the industry.”
The action of overseeing something
Opposite of the state of being anxious and troubled over actual or potential problems
“I was in a state of calm after hearing the good news.”
Opposite of the protective care or guardianship of someone or something
“More needs to be done about the neglect of children in foster care.”
Opposite of the act or nature of showing care or kind regard for others
“He showed immense callousness for his fellow men when he deserted them on the battlefield.”
Opposite of the state of being judicious
Opposite of medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury
Opposite of a feeling of great love for someone or something
Opposite of the condition of being protected from danger, risk, or injury
“The student and parents have severed all contact due to circumstances that would constitute endangerment to the student.”
Opposite of effort or exertion made to do something, especially when inconvenient
“Pulling that stunt was merely a cinch for him.”
Opposite of thoughtfulness and sensitivity towards others
“I became appalled by what I saw in my brothers and sisters, their inconsideration for their hosts.”
Opposite of a state of overwhelming mental anguish or grief
Opposite of good neighbourliness
Opposite of self-help
Opposite of the process or act of managing, running or governing (something)
Opposite of the state of being protected, especially by someone or something serving as a guardian
“Chabert's regiment led a cavalry charge against the Russian attack and turned the tide of battle for Napoleon.”
Opposite of reduction of, or freedom, from pain
“In patients with contained herniation, exacerbation of pain may be due to an increase in intradiscal pressure.”
Opposite of financial or practical assistance given to those in special need or difficulty
“I felt that the Federal Government ought not to put a further handicap on the borrowing of money by municipalities.”
(care for) Opposite of to look after
“It was a common trait among the male species to abandon its young family once they were old enough to fend for themselves.”
(care for) Opposite of to manage or be in charge of
“When it became clear that he was suffering from Alzheimer's, Barry decided to relinquish many of the company's most valuable accounts to his protege.”
(clausal, followed by for or about) Opposite of to place an emphasis of concern, interest or importance on someone or something
“The best thing to do is to disregard all the negative noise and focus on getting the fundamentals right.”
Opposite of to object to
Opposite of to make a living for the benefit of others
“The deadbeat father was known to regularly neglect his family and children.”
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