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omission
noun as in something forgotten or excluded
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Henley is fourth in a world ranking system skewed by the omission of LIV golfers, but looked shaky on his Ryder Cup debut.
Salt said he not been spoken to about an ODI return, while also revealing he was merely following instructions in the run-up to his omission.
Notable omissions this year include former winners Little Simz and Ezra Collective, whose albums Lotus and Dance, No-One's Watching were met with rave reviews.
India raised objections over the omission of any reference to the deadly 22 April attack on Hindu tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir, which led to the worst fighting in decades between India and Pakistan.
All of this leads to the following question: What is the point of even having museums — or libraries, universities, schools and other institutions of learning — if they are filled with lies and omissions?
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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