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Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
omit/əˈmɪt/
▶verb (omits, omitting, omitted) leave out or exclude.
■ fail to do.
– derivatives
omissible adjective,
omission noun,
omissive adjective.
omissible adjective,
omission noun,
omissive adjective.
– origin ME: from L. omittere, from ob- ‘down’ + mittere ‘let go’.
'omit' also found in these Oxford entries:
Forum discussions with the word(s) "omit" in the title:
(either) for the sake of profits or for his own satisfaction - omit "either"?
"to omit still better duties"
A couple (of) moments... Can I omit "of"?
A phrase such as ‘John’s building a spaceship’ 'it' may not [omit?]
Adjectives with -able [keep or omit preceding -e?].
any post 'that' breaks the rules [omit relative pronoun in identifying relative clause?]
at which [point] we will .... / at which [time] I'll .... [omit nouns?]
both 'the' attacks [omit?]
Can I omit 'the' in "Can I use the wifi of your Ipad?"
Can I omit "I" in not formal emails?
Can I omit "of"
can I omit "the"
Can I omit the subject I?
Can we omit "that" in "so that"?
comma before "while" and dash to omit were
Do we need to omit it?
greater than those 'of' which humans would ever be exposed to [omit?]
I hope ... and [I] apologise .... (omit?)
I would like to omit "the"
is it incorrect to omit the auxiliary when there is more than one verb?
May I omit the last two one's(s)
May I omit the same subject in the sentence?
Never omit 'that'
not only.. but also [omit 'also'?]
omit 'going to' (oral language)
omit " the " or not
omit "and"
omit "to" after help
omit "which"
omit a lesson
more...
"to omit still better duties"
A couple (of) moments... Can I omit "of"?
A phrase such as ‘John’s building a spaceship’ 'it' may not [omit?]
Adjectives with -able [keep or omit preceding -e?].
any post 'that' breaks the rules [omit relative pronoun in identifying relative clause?]
at which [point] we will .... / at which [time] I'll .... [omit nouns?]
both 'the' attacks [omit?]
Can I omit 'the' in "Can I use the wifi of your Ipad?"
Can I omit "I" in not formal emails?
Can I omit "of"
can I omit "the"
Can I omit the subject I?
Can we omit "that" in "so that"?
comma before "while" and dash to omit were
Do we need to omit it?
greater than those 'of' which humans would ever be exposed to [omit?]
I hope ... and [I] apologise .... (omit?)
I would like to omit "the"
is it incorrect to omit the auxiliary when there is more than one verb?
May I omit the last two one's(s)
May I omit the same subject in the sentence?
Never omit 'that'
not only.. but also [omit 'also'?]
omit 'going to' (oral language)
omit " the " or not
omit "and"
omit "to" after help
omit "which"
omit a lesson
more...
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