Built
Built adjective - (used of soaps or cleaning agents) having a substance (an abrasive or filler) added to increase effectiveness.
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Neglected and built are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Neglected" instead a verb "Built".
Nearby Word: build
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- Jane Austen begins establishing the respective characters of Darcy and Bingley early on in Pride and Prejudice with Bingley's comment that his personal library at Netherfield is neglected and that he rarely reads, while Darcy is a great steward of books and has built up a splendid one at Pemberley.
Source: Genius Book Club -
Metal Gear Solid 2 had Fatman, who was neglected by his parents, and apparently, even though he built a nuclear bomb at Age 10, and was rather famous (or infamous) within the bomb trade for this feat, he was hated within his own school.
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Miles built the concept of Kind of Blue around Bill Evans, who had left the group months earlier, but had neglected to inform current pianist Wynton Kelly of the situation until Kelly arrived at the studio to record the album.
Source: Music / Miles Davis
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