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omission
/ əʊˈmɪʃən /
noun
- something that has been omitted or neglected
- the act of omitting or the state of having been omitted
Derived Forms
- oˈmissive, adjective
- oˈmissiveness, noun
Other Words From
- nono·mission noun
- preo·mission noun
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of omission1
Example Sentences
Archer's omission is eye-catching given his long battle with injuries and stated desire to return to Test cricket.
Access journalists lie by omission or lie by minimizing threats.
Critics have welcomed the film's unique visual style, calling it "disarmingly joyous" and "oddly charming" - but they've also questioned one of the film's big omissions.
Key among the omissions was midfielder Tyler Adams, who has been dealing with a series of injuries during the last two years.
But in the latest salvo, the Chino board last month approved a “no deception” policy that requires all employees to “be truthful and honest and not misrepresent, either directly or by omission,” to parents.
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