Synonym: carelessness, neglect, neglectfulness, nonperformance. Similar words: gross negligence, negligent, intelligence agency, diligence, intelligence, negligible, artificial intelligence, indigence. Meaning: ['neglɪdʒəns] n. 1. failure to act with the prudence that a reasonable person would exercise under the same circumstances 2. the trait of neglecting responsibilities and lacking concern.
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181. Now she hopes to prove that her own disability was caused by hospital negligence.
182. Lawyers who act solely for defendants in medical negligence will have no need to be on the panel.
183. Example Fred received head injuries at work as a result of his employer's negligence.
184. It should be noted that the £275 minimum takes account of any reduction in damages through contributory negligence.
185. If your interest lies in medical negligence work, being a panel member is obviously a way of increasing your market share.
186. The accident was the result of negligence.
187. The traffic accident was allegedly due to negligence.
188. Involuntary manslaughter can be based on criminal negligence.
189. The injured woman collected a large negligence award.
190. Negligence can also be a criminal offense.
191. Any damage resulting negligence must be paid for by the borrower.
192. Any damage resulting from negligence must be paid for by the borrower.
193. Such causes of action include nuisance , negligence , trespass, causation of mental distress[sentencedict.com], and strict liability.
194. The judges said there was at least a good arguable case of negligence to answer.
195. In most states contributory negligence has been superceded by comparative negligence.
196. Many a customer has been lost through negligence of service.
More similar words: gross negligence, negligent, intelligence agency, diligence, intelligence, negligible, artificial intelligence, indigence, belligerence, intransigence, diligent, diligently, intelligent, exigency, driving licence, emergence, divergence, indulgence, insurgence, resurgence, effulgence, divulgence, neglect, convergence, neglected, oblige, obliged, exigent, belligerent, indigent.