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Definition of omission
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Omission
(n.) The act of
omitting;
neglect
or
failure
to do
something
required
by
propriety
or duty.
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Neglect
::
Neglect
(v.)
Omission
if
attention
or
civilities;
slight;
as,
neglect
of
strangers..
Nonuser
::
Nonuser
()
Neglect
or
omission
to use an
easement
or
franchise
or to
assert
a
right.
Non-feasance
::
Non-feasance
(n.) An
omission
or
neglect
to do
something,
esp. that which ought to have been done. Cf.
Malfeasance..
Neglect
::
Neglect
(v.)
Omission
of
proper
attention;
avoidance
or
disregard
of duty, from
heedlessness,
indifference,
or
willfulness;
failure
to do, use, or heed
anything;
culpable
disregard;
as,
neglect
of
business,
of
health,
of
economy..
Generally
::
Generally
(adv.)
Collectively;
as a
whole;
without
omissions.
Default
::
Default
(n.) A
failing
or
failure;
omission
of that which ought to be done;
neglect
to do what duty or law
requires;
as, this evil has
happened
through
the
governor's
default..
Stetted
::
Stet
(subj.
3d pers.
sing.)
Let it
stand;
-- a word used by proof
readers
to
signify
that
something
once
erased,
or
marked
for
omission,
is to
remain..
Sin
::
Sin (n.)
Transgression
of the law of God;
disobedience
of the
divine
command;
any
violation
of God's will,
either
in
purpose
or
conduct;
moral
deficiency
in the
character;
iniquity;
as, sins of
omission
and sins of
commission..
Ellipsis
::
Ellipsis
(n.)
Omission;
a
figure
of
syntax,
by which one or more
words,
which are
obviously
understood,
are
omitted;
as, the
virtues
I
admire,
for, the
virtues
which I
admire..
Asterisk
::
Asterisk
(n.) The
figure
of a star, thus, /, used in
printing
and
writing
as a
reference
to a
passage
or note in the
margin,
to
supply
the
omission
of
letters
or
words,
or to mark a word or
phrase
as
having
a
special
character..
Nondelivery
::
Nondelivery
(n.) A
neglect
or
failure
of
delivery;
omission
of
delivery.
Negligence
::
Negligence
(n.) The
omission
of the care usual under the
circumstances,
being
convertible
with the Roman
culpa.
A
specialist
is bound to
higher
skill and
diligence
in his
specialty
than one who is not a
specialist,
and
liability
for
negligence
varies
acordingly..
Dereliction
::
Dereliction
(n.) A
neglect
or
omission
as if by
willful
abandonment.
Omission
::
Omission
(n.) The act of
omitting;
neglect
or
failure
to do
something
required
by
propriety
or duty.
Miss
::
Miss (v. t.) To
discover
the
absence
or
omission
of; to feel the want of; to mourn the loss of; to want.
Omission
::
Omission
(n.) That which is
omitted
or is left
undone.
Oversight
::
Oversight
(n.) An
overlooking;
an
omission;
an
error.
Skip
::
Skip (n.) The act of
passing
over an
interval
from one thing to
another;
an
omission
of a part.
Contraction
::
Contraction
(n.) The
shortening
of a word, or of two
words,
by the
omission
of a
letter
or
letters,
or by
reducing
two or more
vowels
or
syllables
to one; as, ne'er for
never;
can't for can not; don't for do not; it's for it is..
Break
::
Break (v. t.) An
interruption
in
continuity
in
writing
or
printing,
as where there is an
omission,
an
unfilled
line, etc..
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