Antonyms for neglect

breach:

upholding.

contempt:

approbation, affection, endorsement, admiration, approval, sanction, love.

default:

perfection, payment, satisfaction, advantage.

disregard:

praise.

neglect:

achievement, success, observance, obedience, finish, regard, watchfulness, care, completion, respect, accomplishment.

noun:

direction, perplexity, vigilance, fulfillment, precaution, caution, oversight, worry, charge, forethought, wariness, solicitude, discharge, concern, prudence, trouble, anxiety, circumspection, upkeep, management, repair.

be indifferent, leave alone:

approve, recognize, look at, like, heed, note, welcome, compliment, flatter, notice, admire.

blink:

pay attention, be aware, attend.

cognition:

attend to.

default:

pay.

fail to do; forget:

forward, take on, maintain, face, meet, advance, expedite, continue.

neglect:

concern, take care of, achieve, DO, cherish, nurture, protect, complete, guard, succeed, watch, accomplish.

Usage examples for neglect

1. They fled from your tyranny, and grew by your neglect of them. – Select Speeches of Daniel Webster by Daniel Webster

2. They did not neglect their duties, this would have been impossible to either of them, and yet in a way it was plain that they were no longer wholly absorbed by them and to use an old expression, their hearts were no longer in what they were doing. – The Red Cross Girls with Pershing to Victory by Margaret Vandercook

3. Sam and Cleary did not attempt to defend their neglect. – Captain Jinks, Hero by Ernest Crosby

Lyrics for neglect

1. To all the fools who choose to neglect What we will come till you come, come correct – Revolution by insolence

2. Intuition is a home Dusty with neglect No longer is it clear for me Whatever is correct. – Innocent Kiss by Jump Little Children

3. You say ( I don't give you respect) But I say ( I'm suffering from neglect) – How To Love by Tynisha Keli

4. someone you cannot reject something I will not neglect – Rocket Brothers by kashmir

5. Blessings decent on us, sometimes we neglect What we think is problematic can sometimes be perfect – Too Blessed by Kevin Michael