Okay, the user wants me to translate "negligently handled" into Dutch. Let me start by understanding the term. "Negligently" means done with carelessness or without proper attention. "Handled" here is likely referring to how something was managed or dealt with.
In Dutch, "negligently" can be translated as "neglecteerend" or "onbeheersbaar," but "neglecteerend" seems more appropriate here. "Handled" would be "behandeld" or "beheerd." Since the context is about handling something carelessly, "behandeld" might be better because it's more about the action of dealing with something. So combining them, "neglecteerend behandel" could work. Wait, but maybe "onbeheersbaar" is a better fit for "negligently" in some contexts. Let me check a dictionary.
Looking up "negligently" in Dutch, "neglecteerend" is a direct translation. "Handled" as "behandeld" is correct. So "neglecteerend behandel" seems right. Alternatively, "onbeheersbaar behandel" might be another option, but I think "neglecteerend" is more commonly used. Let me confirm with some examples. If I search for legal terms, "negligently handled" might be translated as "neglecteerend behandel" in Dutch legal contexts. Yeah, that seems accurate. So the translation should be "neglecteerend behandel."
neglecteerend behandel
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