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Show Habit of omitting by heedleflnefs, o A particle of denial; as, nor She let it drop by ne And, to th' advantage, 1 be m Cleaveland no mortality NE'GATIVELY. adw. [from negative. With denial ; in the form of denia not affirmatively When I afked him whe all ? he anfwered negatively Ne‘GLIGENT neglipens, Lat. e, Lui, The fathers draw arguments from the Scr ively, in reproof -of that which is ('\ll‘ Hooker s teach it not, avoid it therefore fomething by way of anTo this I fhall fuggef Wil and pofitively fwer, both negat 1 fhall fhew what this ir 1age of God in man is , by fhewing W nerein it does not confift South , by fhewing wherein it does p an tentive My fons, be not now v. a. [negleltus, Latin. To omit by carelefinefs « Milt hecdlcfmeh {cornfu treat wit If he negle& to hear them, tell it unto the chu €U This my long fuff'ring and my day of grace Thofe who neglect and fcorn fhall never tafte. AMilt To poflpone 7. [. [neglefius, Latin of inattention inatten fcornfu treatment . Carele( tion perceive I hav which I have rathe riofity, tha of late neglei? a mof fain blame as my own jealous cu as a very pretence or purpof frequency of neglect . Negligence Age breeds neglef?in all, and a&tion Remot in time like objeéts remote in place Denbam Are not beheld at half their greatnefs .. State of being unregarded On JEGLE CTER. #. /. [from neglez. who '16016 [neglet and full. . Heedlefs; carelefs; inattentive: with a/ Moral ideas not offering themfelves to the {enf but being to be framed to the underftanding, peopl are neglectful of a faculty theyareapt to think want th ha Roman Locke genit us{ no grea trade, yet they were not entirel If th fathe do well t iem when the negl:éif ful Lommrnn caref thew a cold an upon doing ill, it will mak difference t the fenfibl Lock on Ed lhm of th NEGLE cTIVE. adj. [from m'o/af Lentive to; repdnilefi of Have yo negotiate wit She was withdrawin Th and his countenance enforce Shakefpeare 1. One who lives near to another He fent fuch an addidon of foot, as he co draw out of Oxford, and the neighbouring gart Clarendon A kid fometimes flr feftivals he flew Tnc choicer part was his fick neighbour's due. Harte Waller One who lives in famllurity with another; a word of civility Prior 2% Wuh {Corpful inattention 7o NEGO'TIATE. . #. [negocier, French To have interfrom negotium, Latin. courfe of bufinefs; to traffick; to treat of public verb. NEI'GHBOUR. #. /. [negebup, Saxon. affairs, or privat Mafters, my good friends, min Will you undo yourfelves. 3. An any commifiion from your lord t Shake[peare my face ing woman, and in he buf bad the fortunate confpirac chambe Sh thing next or near This man fhall fet me packing T'll lug the guts into the our rOONT 4 Intimate Shakefp confidan The deep revolving witty Buckinghan No more thall be the meighbour to my counfels She ']\L"' aré 5. [In divinity. fam for the king againft king Richard bfcn hatched nature On an partaking of th therefor entitled to good offices Bacon's Herry VIL a common error in zegociating; whereas me have many reafons to perfuade, the ey ftrive to uf Bacon them all at once, which weakeneth them otiate with receive the talents t They tha did all of them except one, make profit of them It is damages, life, chaft offended, or by us rlhc nd all Hamm flmL l thofe goods he unde fteward to emb iy his princ to'manage; an em take for whom he fhould 200°0! 1te 3 are crimes that doubl their malignity from the quality of the a&ors ; of your zei 'Tvif To Ne1'cu s and ne # NEGOT LA TION R Toul,u(}h a: from - megotiate. whethe )i i o 5 bufinefs public flow fmooth motion whether th ADO NecoeT fro 7. AR ( al!‘u"u with others Tne > employ)e Freuch to. treat frem to re L UR T 2. {from the noun. to confine on To nuJ-ourz‘. to Wholéefom Inat NE'GLIGENCE. n. /. [mgligence, ¥7.5 negligentia, Latin, bidding of monarch homage flame plac'd for thee alone th It is the prince of palfreys ; his neigh is like th This and Philafter have the loudeft fame o5 {ufficient to T wauted not prob enfies in any king's heart, not wholly f peace Neicu. #. /. [fro voice of an horfe have voluntary motion, and therefor fome of the ancients hav n ; and where mare The gen'rous horfe, that nobly wild Neighs on the hills, and dares the angry lion. Smith nefs it ang'd my jewels fhone a horf Dryden heedld>1y ; without exaét and g. yrious is thei negen They were as fed horfes, every one neighed A retmiak, N AG F Run up the ridgcs of the rocks amain And with fhrillze ighings fill the nub'haoml"" plain /. [from mg/zge;zt Great are their ‘mlm In both our E Lofty and bold, but Saxon cjpeare Or race of youthful and u Let ftubborn pride poffefs thee long t of fame And be tho to grace thy fong With L.'r', May'ft thou defpife.a p,'r s name. Swift's Mifcel NE GLIGENTLY 5 n. [lm&grm Sha Note a wild and wantoh herd We have been ncgligent in not hearing bis voice Bare ie g Sleeping m'mf/ on dc th betray to Jof The conqmfis of our fcarce cold conquersr, Shake leftive.of tl't' prm.l Oo Law ferve her complexion ne D utch.J I o utter the voice o votion ; but then they fec her more careful to pre 1. Carelefsly nf, I kifs th To \ EI atio NEGLEe TFULLY. adv. [from 72'"/1';'7/1(/ With heedlefs inattention; carelels inA word not ufed difference NEGLEcTION- »z./'. [from neglec.] T ftate of being negligent ¢ o 1 'T‘reating with indifference " /. f,:cfi Iflandick ; neef, ScotNerr. tiih.] ift. It is likewife wrm on neaf matters Prior And duun emblem 1nothing Thoug inat wit their hue in themfelves and thei Bi 9 tations, continu generation her great zeal for religion daughters fe whethe Refcue my poor remains from vile neglec? With virgin honours let my herfe bedeck't NEGLE CTFUL. adj Negroes tranfplanted into cold and flegmatic earneftne(s for all fort but then Lhcy fee an e They fee fhe is not negligent of her dey o of un Shakefpeare's King Lear kindnefs He habituall #. /. [Spanifh; 71//1‘6',IICOC A blackmoore {aid that their motion is indctcrmln'\m, and thei obferved imagination indefinite, it is negl for ants go right forwards to their hllls, and lJCC Bacon's Nat. Hift know the way to their hives Of all our elder pl ‘Which by my prefence Infianc NE'GRO French particular Carelefs of an before a noun Infeét imagi I have been long a fleeper5 but I truf My abfence doth zegleé? no great def GLE'cT mok t up Scornfully regardlefs Heaven Where honour due and rev'rence none T here demands ; for the Lord hat 2 Chrone xxix. 11 chofen you to ftand bef 2 to their demands; but fay nothing to juft Jém heedlefs up flgcmlws at Gertruydenburg, dwell muc their zeal in endeavouring to work th XE r/)c/l/ ». In form of {peech implying the abfenc of fomething » NEGLE'CT Thofe who have defended the proceedings of ou of afting carelefsly Inftance of negleét A purer fubftance is defin'd But by an heap of #egatives combin' Afk what a {piritis, you'll hear them cry It hath no matter N-E N E N E thr |