adj
Uncommon
omitted
oh-MIHT-ihd
Omitted (adj) means Left out; not included, whether by accident or on purpose. Example: “The omitted section was later added back into the final draft.”
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Left out; not included, whether by accident or on purpose.
"The omitted section was later added back into the final draft."
"The omitted name on the list upset several of the guests."
"Because of an omitted line in the recipe, the cake did not rise."
How to use omitted
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishLeft out of something.
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What does “omitted” mean?
The word “omitted” means left out; not included, whether by accident or on purpose. In plain terms, left out of something.
How do you pronounce “omitted”?
“Omitted” is pronounced oh-MIHT-ihd (/oʊ̯ˈmɪt.ɪd/ in IPA).
How do you use “omitted” in a sentence?
Here is “omitted” used in a sentence: “The omitted section was later added back into the final draft.”
What part of speech is “omitted”?
“Omitted” is an adjective.
Is “omitted” a common word?
“Omitted” is an uncommon word in modern English.
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