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Definition of omitted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
exclusionleft out or excluded
- The omitted details were crucial to the story.
- The omitted section changed the entire meaning.
- Omitted names were later added to the list.
Expressions with omitted
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left out by mistake or without intention
The name was inadvertently omitted from the guest list.
Origin of omitted
Latin, omittere (to let go)
Terms with omitted included in their meaning
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information
details that are lacking or omitted
omission
missed or omitted
sequence
omitted or bypassed in sequence
omitted
not referred to or spoken about
language
omitted or left out
databases
having a hierarchy with some levels omitted
educational test
relating to a test where words are omitted from a text
excludable
capable of being excluded or omitted
general
able to be left out or omitted
rhetoric
polysyllogism with omitted intermediate conclusions
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- French:omis, ...
- German:weggelassen, ...
- Italian:omesso, ...
- Spanish:omitido, ...
- Portuguese:omitido, ...
- Chinese:被省略的, ...
- Japanese:省かれた, ...
- Arabic:مُهْمَل, ...
- Hebrew:מֻשְׁמָט, ...
- Russian:упущенный, ...
- Ukrainian:пропущений, ...
- Hindi:छूटा हुआ, ...
Definition of omit - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
not includefail to include or mention
- He omitted several important facts in his report..
2.
dutyfail to perform an action
- He omitted to send the email.
3.
legal textTECH. delete or remove text in lawTECH.
- The lawyer omitted the clause from the contract.
Origin of omit
Latin, omittere (to let go)
Examples of omit in a sentence
Important details were omitted from the final draft. The nurse omitted to check his temperature. Do not omit to sign the form. The editor decided to omit unnecessary details. They agreed to omit the outdated regulations.
View all translations of omit
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- French:omettre, supprimer, ...
- German:auslassen, unterlassen, ...
- Italian:escludere, tralasciare, ...
- Spanish:excluir, dejar de hacer, ...
- Portuguese:omitir, deixar de, ...
- Chinese:忽略, 忘记, ...
- Japanese:省略する, し忘れる, ...
- Arabic:أَهْمَلَ, تَرَكَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַשְׁמִיט, לַחְדֹּל, ...
- Russian:упустить, забывать, ...
- Ukrainian:пропустити, не зробити, ...
- Hindi:छोड़ देना, करने से चूकना, ...
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