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What is another word for Omitted? – 124 Omitted Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    excluded left out deleted removed erased eliminated dropped discarded dismissed rejected neglected overlooked ignored skipped passed over omitted precluded barred excepted withdrawn retired abandoned deserted forsaken relinquished surrendered waived forfeited abandoned shelved postponed delayed

    Meaning of Omitted

    The primary meaning of "omitted" is something that has been left out or not included.

    Definitions

    • Left out or not included
    • * Intentionally or unintentionally left out of a list, account, or representation
    • * Not done or performed, often due to intentional or unintentional neglect

    Etymology of Omitted

    The word "omitted" originates from the Latin word "omittere," which means "to let go" or "to release"
    The word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe something that has been left out or not included

    Example Uses

    • The omitted paragraph was later added to the final draft of the document
    • * The company omitted several important details from their annual report
    • * The omitted evidence was later presented in court, changing the outcome of the trial

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    included added inserted appended attached annexed supplemented augmented enhanced expanded increased reinstated restored retained maintained preserved kept saved admitted allowed permitted authorized approved accepted incorporated

    Related Nouns

    absence omission exclusion deletion removal elimination erasure exclusion exception bar rejection neglect oversight lapse error mistake gap void space vacancy

    Related Verbs

    exclude delete remove eliminate erase omit leave neglect overlook ignore skip pass preclude bar except withdraw retire abandon desert forsake relinquish surrender waive forfeit

    Related Adjectives

    excluded deleted removed eliminated erased omitted precluded barred excepted withdrawn retired abandoned deserted forsaken relinquished surrendered waived forfeited absent missing lacking incomplete inadequate