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omitted

[oh-mit]

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verb (used with object), o·mit·ted, o·mit·ting.

to leave out; fail to include or mention: to omit a name from a list.

to forbear or fail to do, make, use, send, etc.: to omit a greeting.

Origin:
1400–50; late Middle English omitten < Latin omittere to let go, equivalent to o- o-² + mittere to send

Related forms

o·mit·ter, noun

pre·o·mit, verb (used with object), -mit·ted, -mit·ting.

un·o·mit·ted, adjective

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Although nothing was omitted that ingenuity could devise to attract a.

Context fuels our understanding of complex issues, and this article unfortunately omitted a great deal of it.

There's a reason food and energy are omitted from mosty inflation measures.

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Although nothing was omitted that ingenuity could devise to attract a.

Context fuels our understanding of complex issues, and this article unfortunately omitted a great deal of it.

There's a reason food and energy are omitted from mosty inflation measures.

Discuss the reasons why they might have omitted certain things and their feelings about the imperfections of their region.

And much of the verbiage could have been omitted to explain how it reverses the process.

Only a few words were omitted due to being inaudible.

Methodology is arbitrary, replication is lacking, and negative results are often omitted.

Last year the dance was omitted owing to the family being in mourning.

Both of us have deliberately omitted certain identifying details.

Spain's centre-right prime minister, notably omitted one item: clean government.

Perhaps he omitted walls because they were commonplace.

There is no balance of findings to acceptable risk and details are omitted in order to lead the reader to an improper conclusion.

The omitted letters spell out a description of these releases.

Thirty dances were scheduled on the hop cards, and not one was omitted.

We've simplified the law here and omitted some points.

The opposition objected to the large number of registered voters omitted from the electoral roll.

Yahoo's exclamation point is surely trademarked so omitted here.

Anonymity is guaranteed, pseudonyms are good, and identifying details are always omitted.

But the terms of reference omitted government plans.

What is omitted from the report is as significant as what is included in it.

It's also not clear why the dates of some film screenings are given and others are omitted.

In almost everything importat its presence can be omitted so it doesn't change much.

The baking powder was omitted from this recipe to create an extremely dense consistency.

The first business day after decisions go out is all about dealing not with the admitted, but with the omitted.

It seems to have been omitted on the ground that it is obnolious to tax what is.

However, individual trend lines for those colleges are omitted because they.

The daily newspaper there recently omitted the name of the partner of a deceased gay man in its free obituary notice.

The units omitted contain well over two million more.

But the enormous bill came about as a result of bad advice-a fact often omitted in follow-ups to the original article.

The article omitted the pain involved with cutting the body and what happens beneath the surface.

But plenty could be omitted without a great deal of detriment to students' education.

Area codes should be omitted when dialing within the area.

I've tried to contact him to ask if there might not be another probability factor which was omitted from the equation.

We have omitted the name of the pilot and his employer to protect him from reprisals.

It is absolutely amazing what is omitted from the story.

Because of a computer malfunction, the weather report was omitted from an early edition yesterday.

While that debate continues one fact has been omitted from this essay.

Pulitzer, a manufacturer of neckware, omitted a survivor.

Those with no pubs would not be omitted from this list.

However, you omitted one factor: the ability to learn.

The current credits on the films either omitted a blacklisted writer's name or used a pseudonym.

Darwin omitted this story in other editions, but regretted his revision.

The other cv omitted these activities and made no mention of religion in the letter.

The article also omitted the first name of a leader of the group.

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Word Origin & History

omit

early 15c., from L. omittere "lay aside, disregard, let go," from ob (here perhaps intensive) + mittere "let go, send."

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