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Meanings of unattended in English
Synonyms
Examples for "neglected"
Examples for "neglected"
1
They tackle major infectious diseases, neglected tropical diseases and other health challenges.
2
The gardens were neglected; so was the house; so was the estate.
3
Transport operators say the government had neglected the security along the road.
4
Abstract Client relations constitute a neglected area of research in family planning.
5
We have neglected wastewater services for too long, time for positive action.
Usage of unattended in English
1
He said such problems were left unattended, if no one spoke up.
2
Indeed, the only desk to display our flight number remained unattended throughout.
3
The heating devices they use are left unattended most of the times.
4
But today he was afraid the boy might freeze if left unattended.
5
But Del Piero set up the winner with defender Ferrara left unattended.
6
She had died at a lodging in the country, alone and unattended.
7
One taxi driver then Tweeted: Please do not leave your taxi unattended!
8
She let its crumbs fall to the plate, and left them unattended.
9
Goldsmith did not find the residence among the great unattended with mortifications.
10
The rival of her son had put himself unattended within her reach.
11
The piano was unattended, though the room was still packed with people.
12
Their immense and long-continued efforts had been unattended with any material success.
13
Unquestionably the possession of wealth is by no means unattended by drawbacks.
14
A mere Field-marshal has to mount the steps unattended like any subaltern.
15
Jason stood awkwardly in the hallway, unaccustomed to being left unattended to.
16
The husband preferred accompanying them, and left his wife to die unattended.
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Unattended through the time
Unattended across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common