Meanings of very neglectful in English

But the young men, Miss Dalton, are very , very neglectful.

And it seemed very neglectful not to come to see after you, poor dear child!

You must have thought me very neglectful.

He remembered, self-reproachfully, that he must have seemed very neglectful, and he stammered something about having been busy.

A father who did not teach his sons these things, as well as firearms safety, would be very neglectful.

It's very neglectful, anyway.

Among other things, Mrs. Clarke repeatedly reproached herself for not having written or sent to my sister; and the knight acknowledged-'Ay ,itwas very neglectful!

'Yes, I know it's very neglectful, but really it is such awful work.'

'All the same it is very neglectful on Gladys's part.

"I suppose you have been thinking me very neglectful, but you know how I hate to write letters."

"Come, come," he declared, "this sounds very bad, Mr. Tavernake, very neglectful, very careless as to the interests of the firm.

"Well, she must think I'm a very neglectful mother" had been Cornelia Stratton's outburst of self-reproach as she passed the letter to Madeline.