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Yes, it can be (a neglected child, neglected duties).

It is the past tense and past participle of the verb (to neglect) and can be used as an adjective meaning ignored or not properly attended to.

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11y ago

Yes, the word neglect is both a verb (neglect, neglects, neglecting, neglected) and a noun (uncountable). Examples:

Verb: Please ignore the mess, we neglect the housework when we both work extra shifts.

Noun: The neglect of this park must be brought to the city's attention.

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3y ago

i believe it is an abstract noun

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