deliberate or conscious neglect
Derelict can mean run-down or dilapidated
The escaped convict was found by the police in the nearbyderelict house.
dodge, evade, neglect, deficiency, lapse, omission, dereliction, nonpayment
LAX is a common opposite. You could also use NEGLECTFUL - I was going to suggest NEGLIGENT but that suggests a wilful omission or dereliction of duty.
"goof". "slip up", "miscue" , "faux pas", "misstep","blunder","flaw" ,"booboo",are all mistakes, "sin", "gaffe" , "lacuna". " miscalculation","fault","negligence',"dereliction" are more specialized kinds of mistakes.
These words come from thesarus com for the word infraction.Main Entry:infractionPart of Speech:nounDefinition:violationSynonyms:breach, breaking, contravention, crime, error, faux pas, infringement, lapse, offense, sin, slip*, transgression, trespass Antonyms:obedience* = informal/non-formal usage Main Entry:breachPart of Speech:nounDefinition:violation of a lawSynonyms:barratry, contravention, delinquency, dereliction, disobedience, disregard, infraction, infringement, neglect, noncompliance, nonobservance, offense, transgression, trespass, violationNotes:breach is an infraction, gap, or break; breech is the rear or lower portion of things Antonyms:upholding
"Patent" in this case means obvious or apparent. If you show patent dereliction of duty, you are obviously not doing your job.
The best meaning for dereliction is to neglect or be negligent, careless.
Dereliction of duty means failing to do the task you were charged with. Eg. Falling asleep whilst guarding something.
derelictions
dereliction
The escaped convict was found by the police in the nearbyderelict house.
Derelict or dereliction commonly refers to: Abandonment of property.
Concerning medical negligence, the 'four D's of negligence' is: "Dereliction of a Duty Directly causing Damages."(Dereliction means deliberate or conscious neglect)
Dereliction of duty, going awol, shirks responsibility, etc.
Dereliction of duty, malpractice.
dereliction
disrepair, collapse, dereliction, decrepitude, decay, ruin, shabbiness, destruction