omitting

[oh-mit-ing]

omitting Definition

• 1. leaving out or excluding someone or something
• 2. failing to include or mention something

Using omitting: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "omitting" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The report was criticized for omitting important details.

• Example

  She was accused of deliberately omitting information from her testimony.

• Example

  I apologize for omitting your name from the list.

• Example

  The recipe calls for omitting salt.

omitting Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for omitting

• excluding
• neglecting
• overlooking
• leaving out
• missing out

Antonyms for omitting

• including
• adding
• mentioning

Phrases with omitting

• omit to do something

  fail or neglect to do something

  Example

  He omitted to mention that he had already met her.

• omit no opportunity

  to take advantage of every opportunity

  Example

  He omits no opportunity to criticize his boss.

• omit nothing

  to include everything, leaving nothing out

  Example

  The report should omit nothing that is relevant to the investigation.

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Summary: omitting in Brief

The verb 'omitting' [oh-mit-ing] means to leave out or exclude someone or something, or failing to include or mention something. It is often used in formal contexts, such as reports and testimonies, but can also be used informally. Examples include 'The recipe calls for omitting salt' and 'She was accused of deliberately omitting information from her testimony.'