Portuguese
desatencioso Characterized by neglect and undue lack of concern.
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It takes decades of diligent study to reach any sort of understanding.
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All the heads were now bent over the work in diligent silence.
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He would have found reference to the work in the diligent Nicholas.
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It says in the Bible, 'The hand of the diligent maketh rich.'
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Close application to study; diligent attention to the specified pursuits of college.
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National's energy spokesperson Jonathan Young said the rushed process was largely negligent.
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Cases of culpable homicide and negligent driving were being investigated, Ntuli said.
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Not to be slack and negligent; or loose, and wanton in thy
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Very confident, the guard very negligent, the men carousing in the houses.
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He'd been negligent; they hadn't had a real meal in forty-eight hours.
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Refugee Abdul Aziz Adam said the departure of Australian staff was negligent.
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Spade made a negligent gesture with the fingers of his right hand.
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If they fail to do so they are being negligent, she said.
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We have pace and good attacking players but we can't be negligent.
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Her manner was casual and negligent; her voice was low and leisurely.
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Some one was negligent, and failed to give the alarm in time.
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She held her cup in one hand at a slight, negligent angle.
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She has been charged with negligent driving causing injury and dangerous driving.
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Parents and guardians are often quite too negligent in regard to this.
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It would negligent of the Eurosceptics not to do so, Farage said.
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Even in his negligent schooldays he had fastened upon a fitting career.
