omission

[oˈmɪʃən]

Definition:
1. A mistake resulting from neglect.
2. Something that has been omitted.
3. Any process whereby sounds are left out of spoken words or phrases.
4. Neglecting to do something; leaving out or passing over something.

Use 'omission' in a sentence:

1. Quantity: Information given will be full (as per expected by the listener) and without omission.
2. The notable omission here is the iPhone.
3. Sadly, there are two caveats and a huge omission. The first caveat is that the law is not clear.
4. Consequently, it is essential to study the environmental administrative omission.
5. However, in practice there are still omissions.
6. He was surprised by his wife's omission from the guest list.
7. It has many omissions; even so, it is quite a useful reference book.
8. Since it is Americans who pay his salary, that seems an unwise omission.
9. They were deploring their parents' omission to endow them with so splendid a means of appealing to the Zamindar.
10. There are many reasons for this omission, however.
11. So, minimally, they are responsible for such actions and omissions.
12. Analysis of the Cause of Omission diagnosis of 81 Cases of Typhoid.
13. Judicial review is an effective way to rectify administrative omission.
14. Now the omission of one principle leads to error;
15. Is that simply an omission?
16. Water is wasted and polluted mainly because of water right omission.
17. Now we have a chance to rectify that omission, and we must seize it.
18. The most obvious omission is a GUI test runner.
19. A part of the score that must be performed without change or omission.
20. Sadly, there are two caveats and a huge omission.
21. On the administrative omission in the enforcement of the urban planning laws.
22. One glaring omission is any mention of emotion in relationship satisfaction.
23. Crime can be committed by not only act but also omission.
24. Tom turned in without the added vexation of prayers, and Sid made mental note of the omission.
25. This grates all the more given the omission of less flattering parts of his track record.
26. The omission of heat straightening may save energy and thus reduces production cost.
27. A Contrastive Study of Substitution and Omission between English and Chinese.
28. Omission of Public Power: Another Form of Infringement.
29. The biggest mistakes are mistakes of omission rather than commission.
30. The omission of the girls was unfair.
31. Investigation omission possesses two basic properties as behavior and negativity.
32. Let's finally address that omission here and now.
33. Tom turned in without prayer, and Sid made mental note of the omission.
34. Someone then asked: 'How is an omission the purest form of beauty?'
35. And analysis the reason of government ′ s omission phenomena;
36. I got away with that omission because Ruby supports default values for parameters.
37. Brief Comment on State Compensation Issue of Violation as Administrative Omission.
38. There are many errors and omissions in the book.
39. In spite of careful checking, there are still omissions.
40. The duke was surprised by his wife's omission from the guest list.
41. Defects rated as "serious" reflect the omission of actors and of architecturally important use cases.
42. I have found quite a number of omissions.
43. Omission and Improvement for Provision about Crime of Destroying Computer Information System.
44. The theory of the "preposition omission" helps semantic analysis.
45. Everyone was surprised at her omission from the squad.
46. Omissions in my recent article must have caused confusion.
47. Macufacturers provide that cell phones meet government standards for safe radio-frequency radiation omission.
48. Manufacturers provide cell phones that meet government standards for safe radio-frequency radiation omission.
49. Omission Used as a Strategy in Simultaneous Interpreting from the Perspective of Information Structure.
50. There were a number of errors and omissions in the article.
51. The play was shortened by the omission of two scenes.
52. There's no change to collective bargaining at the USPS, a major omission considering that personnel accounts for 80 percent of the agency's costs.
53. The principal reason for this omission is lack of time.