Come
Neglect
Neglect verb - To fail to give proper attention to.
Both words in one sentence
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She was eventually disabled by Doctor Strange, only for Magneto to come and take her to Genosha to atone for his neglect.
Source: Comic Book / Scarlet Witch -
Certain young human girls have the potential to come back as mermaids, if they suffered severe abuse or neglect in their human lives.
Source: Our Mermaids Are Different - After a lifetime of neglect and harassment, the eponymous Natsume of Natsume's Book of Friends has come to see his existence as an inconvenience to the people around him, and thus is very reluctant to ask for help or do anything he thinks might trouble people.
Source: Heroic Self-Deprecation
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