Neglecting something deliberately could be carelessness, negligence, ignore, disregard, noninterference, or lack of care.
Theft. Stealing.
The Term is Perceptual Vigilance
Lobby is the area that you first enter in something like a hotel where you get directed to your next location
A card you 'control' is something on your side of the field, be it a monster, spell or trap, and it can be something the opponent owns, but you've taken control of by whatever means.
Infer. If you infer something you are picking up the implied meaning.
The term "daborately" appears to be a misspelling or a confusion with the word "deliberately." If you meant "deliberately," it refers to doing something on purpose or with intention. If "daborately" is intended to mean something else, please provide additional context for clarification.
The word for deliberately ignoring something is "neglect." Another term that can also apply is "disregard," which implies a conscious decision to pay no attention to something. Both terms suggest a willful choice to overlook or not engage with a person, issue, or responsibility.
The word for making something deliberately difficult is "obfuscation." It refers to the act of making information or processes unclear or confusing, often to mislead or complicate understanding. Another term that may apply is "hurdling," which implies creating obstacles or challenges.
It means "on purpose". if someone does something deliberately, they did it on purpose :P
It is when someone does something deliberately and it is a mean thing.
An error of ommission is when you make a mistake by forgetting or neglecting to do something that you should have done.
Not unless you are neglecting something important in order to do it.
Pyromaniac
The one on the receiving end of this is a scapegoat.
The term "buddhu" is an offensive term that deliberately insults somebody's intelligence or capacity to learn in South Asia.
No, it is not. It is a noun, a language term for speech that is deliberately ambiguous, confusing, or evasive. Sometimes the term is extended to euphemisms (or "spin").
Yes, neglecting an animal is animal abuse.