The phrase "afraid neglected" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express feelings of fear and neglect, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "She felt afraid and neglected after being left alone for so long."
Alternatives: "fearful and overlooked" or "anxious and disregarded."
It's very difficult to tell with you, you know, and I'm afraid I've neglected to bring my Lorelai pocket translator to the dinner table".
No amount of standardized testing in the world, no teacher-quality-improvement program, no aggressive program of shutting down neighborhood schools can truly fix the fundamental problems that arise when impoverished children are hungry, homeless, sick and untreated, neglected, afraid, abused, often left to fend for themselves by single parents who are, often, barely out of childhood themselves.
"One woman had a dog who was afraid of thunder, and neglected to mention that she lived next to an airport".
With musicals, I'm afraid I often neglect to single out the orchestrators or arrangers who have done perhaps more than anyone to make the score come alive.
The patients all reported feeling neglected, isolated and afraid when they were not provided sign language interpreters during their hospital stays.
(In-depth interview with a cadre, Batu Nunggal, Sukabumi) People were afraid that they will be neglected [by a health provider] if they used Jamkesmas.
Judging from the results of the workshop, the children from Yerevan are really concerned about the environment, they are afraid of neglect in the family, they handle the new technologies with special care and they also have an awareness for those with special needs and with children who are socially excluded.
Many people are afraid to buy homes in neighborhoods studded with neglected properties, Blitzer said.
According to Skylitzes, the Rus' quickly became convinced that the imperial army was too afraid to face them; consequently they roamed about the countryside plundering, neglected their camp defences and spent their nights in heedless revelry.
These include signs of physical abuse, malnourishment, appearing "withdrawn and neglected", working without proper equipment or clothing and being reluctant or afraid to talk to strangers.
