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self-neglect
self-neglect n.
Brit. 
/ˌsɛlfnᵻˈɡlɛkt/
, /ˌsɛlfnᵻˈɡlɛkt/U.S. /ˌsɛlfnəˈɡlɛk(t)/
/ˌsɛlfnəˈɡlɛk(t)/ΚΠ
1613 J. Ford Christes Bloodie Sweat 25 He who follows Christ must not respect Promotion, money, glory, ease delight: But pouerty, reproofe, and selfe-neglect.
1715 S. Browne Jewish & Popish Zeal Describ'd 4 Here is a noble Instance of Self-neglect, such a mighty Principle of Benevolence to Mankind, as puzzles Faith.
1819 St. Louis Enquirer 18 Sept. A single man is apt to run to waste and self-neglect.
1937 Brit. Med. Jrnl. 9 Jan. 100/2 He was..generous to the point of self-neglect.
2008 HIV Plus May 41/3 Not long after the couple broke up—in part due to Andrew's self-neglect—he died after a painful battle with pneumonia.
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as lemmas
- to miss and
- to miss and do something
- to miss away
- to miss but
- to miss fire
- to miss of
- to miss of one's aim
- to miss of one's mark
- to miss of one'the mark
- to miss on
- to miss on all cylinders
- to miss on etc cylinders
- to miss on four cylinders
- to miss one's aim
- to miss one's etc
- to miss one's foot
- to miss one's guess
- to miss one's mark
- to miss one's measure
- to miss one's tip
- to miss one's way
- to miss one'the aim
- to miss one'the etc
- to miss one'the mark
- to miss out