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omit

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /oʊˈmɪt/ · UK /əˈmɪt/

Forms: omitted

omit means: To leave something out of what you write, say, or do.

verb

LEAVE OUTB2

To leave something out of what you write, say, or do.

  • Please omit my name.
  • She omitted two details from the report.
  • Did you omit the salt by mistake?

How to use it: omit something from something (They omitted his address from the letter.)

Similar words: leave out, exclude

Opposites: include

Common phrases: omit something, omit a word, omit someone from

Questions about omit

What does omit mean?

To leave something out of what you write, say, or do.

What is omit in other languages?

Türkçe: çıkarmak · Español: omitir · Français: omettre · Deutsch: weglassen · Italiano: omettere · 日本語: 省く

How do you pronounce omit?

In American English /oʊˈmɪt/; in British English /əˈmɪt/.

How do you use omit in a sentence?

Please omit my name. She omitted two details from the report.

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