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omission
noun as in something forgotten or excluded
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Example Sentences
Despite chronicling decades of István’s life, “Flesh,” through narrative omissions, leaves readers with an inscrutable protagonist they nonetheless remain deeply invested in.
When Do the Right Thing failed to receive a nomination for best picture at the Academy Awards, presenter Kim Basinger went off script to criticize the omission.
And this omission continues to reinforce existing obstacles that keep many Americans from purchasing annuities and, thus, protect themselves against running out of income in later life.
He is yet to get his first minutes under Tuchel and was another surprise omission.
If she received other assets or if the omission was intentional, that could change things.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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