negligence

/ˈnɛɡlɪd͡ʒəns/
noun 3

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

gross

contributory

The court found that both drivers were guilty of contributory negligence in the accident.

medical, professional | criminal

VERB + NEGLIGENCE

be guilty of

accuse sb of, allege, claim, sue for

The company was sued for negligence after the faulty equipment caused several workplace injuries.

deny | prove

arise from

Several serious accidents have arisen from negligence in the factory.

NEGLIGENCE + NOUN

case | claim

PREP

by ~

The accident happened by negligence when the factory workers failed to follow safety procedures.

through ~

The patient suffered serious injuries through negligence at the hospital.

~ in

The doctor faced serious charges due to negligence in patient care.

PHRASES

a finding of negligence

The judge announced a finding of negligence against the driver who caused the accident.

the result of (the) negligence

Many injuries in the workplace were the result of negligence by supervisors who ignored safety rules.

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