omission
Used to describe an omission with significant consequences.
Used to describe an omission with significant consequences.
An omission that is very obvious and easy to see.
Used to describe an omission with significant consequences.
Used to describe an omission with significant consequences.
An omission that is very obvious and easy to see.
An omission that is worthy of attention or notice.
An omission made on purpose.
Refers to the total absence of something that should have been included.
An omission that is unexpected.
An omission that is strange or unusual.
A formal phrase for mistakes and things left out, often used in contracts or insurance.
A formal phrase for mistakes and things left out, often used in contracts or insurance.
A legal term for something that was either done or not done.
A formal or religious term for a wrongdoing that consists of not doing something one should have done.
Used to specify the thing that was omitted.
Used to specify the list or group from which something was omitted.
Indicates that something was done (or not done) through the act of omitting.
To become aware that something is missing.
To tell someone that something has been omitted.
To fix or add what was missing.
To fix or add what was missing (more formal).
To fix or add what was missing (more formal).