Omissions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OMISSIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• OMISSION, something left out
• someone or something that has been left out or excluded
• the action of excluding or leaving out someone or something
• a failure to fulfil a moral or legal obligation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something left undone

Words related to OMISSIONS

omission10

Words that contain OMISSIONS

expromissions24 intromissions15

How to use OMISSIONS in a sentence

• We have noticed a few omissions, and some mistakes of judgment.
• Lamb did not reprint it for ten years, and then with certain omissions.
• Such omissions as I have made are directed chiefly by the desire to avoid repeating arguments already familiar to readers of the other volumes in this series.
• In the anticipation, there would naturally be some omissions.
• But among Poets of the Restoration, men and women who were in their full fame in 1687, the omissions are quite startling.
• These omissions put the real fictitious narrative into so small a compass that children will be entertained from beginning to end.
• But now that we are beginning to get settled, I can manage to make up for past omissions.
• These, with many other omissions and errors, have crept into the so-called Christian faith and practice, by letting go the form of sound words.
• Making very small allowance for omissions, which we know to have been very great, we are certainly above four millions, probably about four millions one hundred thousand.
• This recital, the truth of which no one assuredly will question any more than myself, labours under some involuntary but very serious omissions.
• Should any errors or omissions have been made here or elsewhere, the author will be grateful if readers will point them out.
• I will not enumerate your omissions, dear father, but if this important step in my life does not arrest some sad tendencies I see in you, the disappointment may break me down.
• Nevertheless, there are a few omissions which I should be glad to see supplied.
• Such omissions are confined, indeed, to single sentences or paragraphs, with only the exception of a somewhat technical discussion of the Cartesian philosophy in Chapter XVII.
• President, let us atone for the omissions of the past by a prompt and efficient discharge of present duty.
• For the present, this series of sketches, with their unavoidable omissions and imperfections, craving indulgent criticism, will come to an end.
• We cannot expect our work to be wholly free from errors and omissions, but we have done our best to make it accurate and to render it as complete as the size of the volume allows.
• In this book the stories are shortened here and there, and omissions are made of pieces only suitable for Arabs and old gentlemen.
• See him meditating also on his numberless omissions, taking the law of God for his rule, and beginning now, for the first time, to discover what manner of person he has been.
• The variations between 4 and 28 omissions are 24 steps, which multiplied by 10 correspond to the 240 steps which lie between 180 and 420 seconds.
• Incidents great and small were such a large part of the eventful trip to Europe that it is difficult to make those omissions which the disinterested reader might wish.
• Nevertheless, there are a few omissions, which I should be glad to see supplied.
• These omissions, however, may be remedied if you will ask the publishers for another edition.

Similar words containing OMISSION without suffix s

omission10 expromission23 intromission14 expromissions24 intromissions15

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