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Verb(1) prevent from being included or considered or accepted,leave undone or leave out,exclude,forget(2) prevent from being included or considered or accepted(3) leave undone or leave out(4) exclude(5) forget

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(1) the doctors may omit to tell you until they're sure(2) Of course they omit to mention that their slice of the pot, i.e. trading commissions, will be higher as a result.(3) The Tories have unfairly omitted to mention that the government is treating refugees appallingly.(4) When any one of these components was omitted from the reaction, licensing dropped to background levels.(5) Two years later she was omitted from the European squad that relinquished the trophy in Minnesota.(6) Such bias arises when non-significant or negative outcome data are selectively omitted from publication.(7) Given such a barrage of facts, maybe I can understand why the city is omitted from many European tours.(8) He omits to mention, however, that education is the one section of the U.S. economy that his Leftist co-religionists dominate.(9) She omitted to mention that my son from my previous marriage now lives with me.(10) This is actually unsurprising, given the population, and he omits to mention that pre-railway London was already ringed by courses.(11) Whilst technically correct it omits to mention how he obtained the degree.(12) In the above, semi-comic account, Dickens omits to mention his own heroic conduct in aiding the injured and dying.(13) Patients with evidence of alcohol abuse or viral hepatitis were omitted from the study.(14) In the 1970s, the location was omitted from the park territory and turned into a village.(15) Ten loci were omitted from this map for similar reasons as the tetraploid map.(16) Unlike the Tory spy at the Lib Dems, who was evicted after passing himself off as an activist, omitting to mention that his activities were on behalf of the Conservatives.