remiss in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for remiss in the English»French Dictionary

remiss [Brit rɪˈmɪs, Am rəˈmɪs] ADJ

remiss

négligent

it was remiss of him not to reply

c'était négligent de sa part de ne pas répondre

remiss in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for remiss in the English»French Dictionary

remiss [rɪˈmɪs] ADJ form

remiss

négligent(e)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Neglect is defined as to be remiss in the care or treatment of something.

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And isn't it a little remiss to note that, in the main, women are innately considerate, while men are less so?

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For the past nine years of his life, he has been bounced around from negligent family members to remiss foster homes.

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The political science student in me would be remiss to begin this response without defining school culture.

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To be sure, a comprehensive understanding of the term, whatever one's viewpoint, would be remiss without adequate study of its popular, liberal, and conservative facets.

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So remiss of me not to remember that.

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It would be remiss at the end of 2016 to fail to mention the incredible level of tragedy contained in just 365 days.

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I'd be remiss as a science reporter not to.

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Any discussion of drone ethics would be remiss to ignore this.

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Few of his compositions survive, because he was remiss in transcribing his improvisations.

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