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From the verb omit: (⇒ conjugate)
omitting is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections: v pres p

Collocations for "omitting"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "omitting" 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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Forum discussions with the word(s) "omitting" in the title:

'so happy right now' 'got accepted' [omitting subject 'I'] - English Only forum
'that's' omitting - English Only forum
1509 (year) omitting "oh" - English Only forum
"As nice", omitting "as he was to me" - English Only forum
beauty , omitting or adding a/an (problem with articles) - English Only forum
Can you repeat <it>? / Did they find <it> out [omitting 'it'?] - English Only forum
Can't explain = I cant explain [omitting 'I'] - English Only forum
Car <that> he says drives best : omitting 'that' (concatenated relative pronoun) - English Only forum
critical influence over decision making of legal person [omitting articles] - English Only forum
Different Between : Omitting If Type 3 and Past Perfect - English Only forum
Do you think <that?> he cheated on you? [Omitting 'that'] - English Only forum
Have a class now? (omitting "Do you") - English Only forum
Indefinite articles : usage before multiple nouns and omitting them. - English Only forum
infinitve omitting an object - English Only forum
Kem Ley gunned down [headline: omitting 'be' in passive?] - English Only forum
Let's see your ID (omitting let's) - English Only forum
message <that is> being shown [omitting 'that'] - English Only forum
Must subjects of main and subordinate clause be the same when omitting the subject of subordinate clause? - English Only forum
omitting - English Only forum
omitting <> having omitted <> because he omitted - English Only forum
omitting relative pronoun - English Only forum
Omitting ... - English Only forum
omitting ''be'' in passive voice - English Only forum
omitting 'at' in 'at the same time' - English Only forum
Omitting 'before' - English Only forum
omitting 'both' - English Only forum
omitting 'do/did & is' in yes/no questions - English Only forum
Omitting 'For' in terms of the length of the time - English Only forum
omitting 'it' - English Only forum
Omitting 's' when nouns are itemized - English Only forum
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