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neglecter|nɪˈglɛktə(r)|
Also 6 necg-, Sc. -ar.
[f. neglect v. + -er1.]
One who neglects.
1580Lupton Sivquila 74 The neglecters thereof shall dwell in Hell wyth the Divell. 1597J. Payne Royal Exch. 27 All misspenders, abusers and voluntarie necglecters of the tyme. 1630R. Johnson's Kingd. & Commw. 103 You shall finde him a meere neglecter of us. 1697G. Burghope Disc. Relig. Assemb. 5 My business is..with the absenters and neglecters of the Divine Service. 1753Richardson in Mrs. Barbauld Life (1804) VI. 241 To make his neglecters..feel the importance of his talents. 1820Scott Monast. xiii, The chase..made Halbert a frequent neglecter of hours. 1887Spectator 2 Apr. 463/2 There was more to be said for the Ritualists than for the neglecters of ritual. |