This is used two times in the King James Version. The references are 2 Chronicles 29:11 and 2 Peter 1:12.
One can use the word "negligent" to describe someone's failure to take proper care or fulfill their duty, resulting in harm or damage to others. For example, a driver who caused an accident due to texting while driving can be seen as negligent.
Many minor dents on the front and back of his car indicated his negligent parking behaviour.
The negligent children left their toys in the driveway so that their mom had to park in the street in order to clear them.
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"Noel" is derived from the Latin word for "birth" or "birthday," and does not appear in the Bible.
My best guess would be neglect.
When the workload is heavy at my job, I'm often negligent with chores around the house.
negligent
remiss, sloppy, shoddy
No, the word "catholic" is not found in any version of the Bible.
There is no word remissed.The word remiss is applied to a person or group, and means having been negligent, as in omitting or overlooking something (e.g. We were remiss in not announcing the change)Synonyms can include negligent, lax, careless, delinquent, derelict, inattentive, or slack.
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