Uncared For

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈkɛrd fɔr/

Definitions of uncared for

adjective describing a state of being neglected or not looked after

Example Sentences

A1 The abandoned puppy looked uncared for.

A2 The neglected garden appeared uncared for.

B1 The old house seemed uncared for and in need of repair.

B2 The uncared for streets were littered with trash.

C1 The uncared for patient required immediate medical attention.

C2 The uncared for historical monument was crumbling and in danger of collapse.

Examples of uncared for in a Sentence

formal The abandoned building was left uncared for, leading to its deterioration.

informal The garden in the backyard looks uncared for, we should probably tidy it up.

slang The car has been sitting in the garage uncared for, it's starting to collect dust.

figurative Her emotional needs were left uncared for, causing her to feel neglected and alone.

Grammatical Forms of uncared for

• past tense: uncared for
• plural: uncared fors
• comparative: more uncared for
• superlative: most uncared for
• present tense: uncare for
• future tense: will uncared for
• perfect tense: have uncared for
• continuous tense: is uncaring for
• singular: uncared for
• positive degree: cared for
• infinitive: to uncared for
• gerund: uncaring for
• participle: uncared for

Origin and Evolution of uncared for

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'uncared for' originated from the combination of the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' and the past participle of the verb 'care'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'uncared for' has evolved to convey a sense of neglect or lack of attention towards something or someone, emphasizing the absence of care or concern.