omission in Latin
omission in Latin is omissiō, praetermissiō — omission means the act of leaving something out, or something that has been left out.
omission in Latin
omissiō
praetermissiō
What does "omission" mean?
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noun The act of leaving something out, or something that has been left out.
"The report contained a glaring omission of key financial figures."
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noun A failure to do something one was supposed to do.
"The accident was caused by an omission rather than a deliberate act."
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omission in a sentence
- The report contained a glaring omission of key financial figures.
- Her omission of his name from the credits seemed deliberate.
- The accident was caused by an omission rather than a deliberate act.
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What is "omission" in Latin?
"omission" in Latin is omissiō, praetermissiō. omission means: The act of leaving something out, or something that has been left out.
How do you use "omission" in a sentence?
Example: "The report contained a glaring omission of key financial figures." In Latin, "omission" is omissiō, praetermissiō.
Are there other ways to say "omission" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "omission": omissiō, praetermissiō.
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