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Self-neglect — When someone doesn't take care of their own basic needs, like hygiene, food, health, or cleaning their home (often because of illness, depression, or choice).

Example: The old man lived in self-neglect, with dirty clothes and no food in the house.

Criticized — When someone says what is wrong with you, your work, or your actions (pointing out faults or mistakes).

Example: She felt hurt because her boss criticized her report in front of everyone.

Extravagant — Spending or using too much money or things in a wasteful or overly fancy way (more than necessary).

Example: He bought an extravagant diamond ring that cost more than his house.

Dishevelled (or disheveled) — Looking very messy and untidy, like hair or clothes that are not neat or combed.

Example: After running in the rain, he arrived looking dishevelled with wet, wild hair.

Commentary — Spoken or written explanation, opinion, or description about something (like news, sports, or events).

Example: The TV commentary during the football match was funny and exciting.

Niggardly — Very stingy or unwilling to spend or give even a small amount (mean with money or things).

Example: The niggardly boss gave only tiny bonuses to his workers at Christmas.

Advocates (noun form, people who advocate) — People who strongly support or speak in favor of an idea, cause, or person (like defenders or supporters).

Example: Animal rights advocates fight to stop cruelty to pets and farm animals.