The phrase "abandoned lightly" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used to describe something that was left behind without much thought or care, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The old house was abandoned lightly, as the family left without taking their belongings."
Alternatives: "abandoned carelessly" or "left behind casually".
All fit together in a grand cosmic scheme, one not to be abandoned lightly.
The idea of energy as a real constituent of matter has, however, become too deeply rooted to be abandoned lightly, and most physicists find it useful to continue treating electric and magnetic fields as more than mathematical constructions.
Soon, inflated and compressed grades will be the norm and fair grades the exception: a kind of Gresham's Law, you might say, with bad grades driving out good.Good, stable currencies are hard to create and should not be abandoned lightly.
The nun's habit and her girlish, almost childlike demeanour enforce a reflex respect from the people she meets: clearly, the prestige it confers is not to be abandoned lightly – it is all that she has.
Those who know me will appreciate that I do not abandon duty lightly.
They're not going to abandon it lightly". IAEA inspectors contend that Iran has repeatedly misstated details about its nuclear program and pursued enrichment technology in violation of pledges made to European foreign ministers in October.
"Those who know me will appreciate that I do not abandon duty lightly," Webster wrote, alluding to his long career in public service, which included time as a federal judge and as a government lawyer in his native Missouri.
But the 50p plan will not be lightly abandoned by the many activists for whom it has been the party's most attractive and distinctive doorstep offer.
The station is too far along, and involves too many international partners with modules ready to launch, to be lightly abandoned.
The Cuban revolution was always more nationalist than socialist, and while elements of socialism can be surrendered relatively easily, the nationalist achievements of the past half-century will not be lightly abandoned.
The F.D.A. should not lightly abandon this potentially vital tool.
