Definition
Definition of omitting - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
exclusioncharacterized by leaving something out
- The omitting details caused confusion.
2.
neglectRare failing to include or performRare
- The omitting steps led to errors.
Origin of omitting
Latin, omittere (to let go)
Terms with omitting included in their meaning
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omitting
disregard or omit part of a continuation
omission
the act of passing over or omitting
linguistics
shortening of a word or group of words by omitting elements
summarize
make a story shorter by omitting details
language
shorten a word by omitting letters
language
showing ellipsis by omitting words
education
explanation that reduces complexity by omitting details
leaving out
act of omitting or leaving out something
time skip
film editing technique omitting parts for concise storytelling
linguistics
shortened by omitting sounds or letters
words
shorten a word or phrase by omitting parts
legal editing
legal term for omitting parts of a demand
vocal music
vocal technique omitting certain tones
literary technique
written work intentionally omitting a particular letter
rhetoric
rhetorical device emphasizing by omitting details
omission
act of passing over or omitting
communication
concise communication style omitting unnecessary words
Examples of omitting in a sentence
Her omitting remarks left everyone puzzled. The omitting details caused confusion. Omitting information can lead to misunderstandings.
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- French:omettant, négligent, ...
- German:auslassend, ausgelassen, ...
- Italian:omesso, ...
- Spanish:omitido, descuidado, ...
- Portuguese:omitido, negligente, ...
- Chinese:遗漏的, 未包括的, ...
- Japanese:省略的な, 省略された, ...
- Arabic:مُهْمِل, مُهْمَل, ...
- Hebrew:מוּשְׁמָט, מְשַׁלֵּחַ, ...
- Russian:пропущенный, пропускающий, ...
- Ukrainian:пропущений, недовиконаний, ...
- Hindi:छोड़ने वाला, 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.
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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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