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left out

[left out] / ˈlɛft ˈaʊt /




ADJECTIVE
overlooked
Synonyms


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When Brockman said that he and Altman were going to meet former President Barack Obama, Dario got angry that he had been left out of the loop.

From The Wall Street Journal

But smaller shareholders, including now closed U.S. hedge fund Eton Park Capital Management, said they were left out by the Argentine government and sued in federal court in New York.

From The Wall Street Journal

Yet by December, Salah was benched - then left out of the squad entirely - after his explosive mixed zone interview at Leeds, where he claimed that his relationship with Slot had broken down and that someone at the club wanted him out.

From BBC

The names left out there being Kurt, Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornell, also fond of the same kind of very physical interaction with the audience.

From Salon

But the rail network is still struggling to attract a critical mass of new riders and draw drivers out of their cars, in part because the region is so sprawling and key areas, such as West Hollywood, have been left out.

From Los Angeles Times