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Inflections of 'omit' (v): (⇒ conjugate)

omits: v 3rd person singular

omitting: v pres p

omitted: v past

omitted: v past p

Collocations for "omit"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "omit" in context.

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omit

v

omit [paragraphs, points, details]
omit the [facts, details]
omit a [vital, essential, key] [fact]
omit from your [report, testimony, paper, consideration]
a [vital] detail was omitted from the [report]
omit [a few, several, many] points
omit a [name, line, detail] from the [list, data]
omitted to [do, pack, take, state, include, mention]
omitted to save [time, details, space]
omitted [accidentally, intentionally, by accident]

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'omit' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

detail - important

Forum discussions with the word(s) "omit" in the title:

< I am > Never where you expect [omit?] - English Only forum
---How long do you watch TV? ---For two hours(Can we usually omit "for"?) - English Only forum
(a?) wool cap pulled down, (a?) scarf tight [omit article?] - English Only forum
(either) for the sake of profits or for his own satisfaction - omit "either"? - English Only forum
53.4% of respondents stated that they are Christians; 39.9% (stated that they are) Muslims [omit?] - English Only forum
A couple (of) moments / girls [omit "of"?] - English Only forum
A is as important as B (How to omit elements?) - English Only forum
A phrase such as ‘John’s building a spaceship’ 'it' may not [omit?] - English Only forum
a white t-shirt, (a pair of?) jeans, and (a pair of?) boots. [omit articles?] - English Only forum
add vs. omit from - English Only forum
Adjectives with -able [keep or omit preceding -e?]. - English Only forum
allowed to use a cell when <they are> on duty. [omit?] - English Only forum
And <at> only $599.99 [omit?] - English Only forum
any post 'that' breaks the rules [omit relative pronoun in identifying relative clause?] - English Only forum
As a person <?> free to do everything [Omit "who is" ?] - English Only forum
As I am extremely loth to omit giving - English Only forum
as well as + omit (they are) - English Only forum
at which [point] we will .... / at which [time] I'll .... [omit nouns?] - English Only forum
be able to - omit - English Only forum
be deemed <to> have solved anything [omit?] - English Only forum
<being> near giving up, we [omit?] - English Only forum
Belt and sheath and sword weighed [omit article 'the'?] - English Only forum
better on you than <they> did in my safe. [omit?] - English Only forum
both 'the' attacks [omit?] - English Only forum
Can I omit do? - English Only forum
Can I omit 'that' from these sentences? - English Only forum
Can I omit 'the' in "Can I use the wifi of your Ipad?" - English Only forum
Can I omit “people“ in front of “who”? - English Only forum
Can I omit a/an before a singular countable noun? - English Only forum
Can I omit <and>? - English Only forum
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