What are some opposite words for omission?
Antonyms for omission
oʊˈmɪʃ ənomis·sion
This page is about all possible antonyms and opposite words for the term omission.
English Synonyms and Antonyms
omission
Neglect (Latin nec, not, and lego, gather) is the failing to take such care, show such attention, pay such courtesy, etc., as may be rightfully or reasonably expected. Negligence, which is the same in origin, may be used in almost the same sense, but with a slighter force, as when Whittier speaks of "the negligence which friendship loves;" but negligence is often used to denote the quality or trait of character of which the act is a manifestation, or to denote the habit of neglecting that which ought to be done. Neglect is transitive, negligence is intransitive; we speak of neglect of his books, friends, or duties, in which cases we could not use negligence; negligence in dress implies want of care as to its arrangement, tidiness, etc.; neglect of one's garments would imply leaving them exposed to defacement or injury, as by dust, moths, etc. Neglect has a passive sense which negligence has not; the child was suffering from neglect, i. e., from being neglected by others; the child was suffering from negligence would imply that he himself was neglectful. The distinction sometimes made that neglect denotes the act, and negligence the habit, is but partially true; one may be guilty of habitual neglect of duty; the wife may suffer from her husband's constant neglect, while the negligence which causes a railroad accident may be that of a moment, and on the part of one ordinarily careful and attentive; in such cases the law provides punishment for criminal negligence.
See synonyms for CARE.
Synonyms:
carelessness, default, disregard, disrespect, failure, heedlessness, inadvertence, inattention, indifference, neglect, neglectfulness, negligence, oversight, remissness, scorn, slackness, slight, thoughtlessnessPreposition:
Neglect of duty, of the child by the parent; there was neglect on the part of the teacher.
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Princeton's WordNet
omission, skipnoun
a mistake resulting from neglect
omissionnoun
something that has been omitted
"she searched the table for omissions"
omission, deletionnoun
any process whereby sounds or words are left out of spoken words or phrases
omissionnoun
neglecting to do something; leaving out or passing over something
Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated Words
omissionnoun
Synonyms:
default, oversight, neglect, pretermission, omittance, non-performance
How to use omission in a sentence?
You did something, you lied about it by omission, by not being forthcoming. That's the security issue. That's the security issue ! there are a lot of people in the public who consider you guys heroes for what you guys did, but it's still not honest.
Just the omission of Jane Austen's books alone would make a fairly good library out of a library that hadn't a book in it.
Cop shooting cases are always highly controversial and there is an awareness that the omission of any evidence may subject the prosecutor to future public criticism by either the family of the victim or by the police officers involved.
I warn all officers responsible for maintaining security across the country ... (that they) will be held personally accountable for any acts of omission or commission that endanger the lives and property of Kenyans.
I'm a huge supporter of the Academy Awards, i was surprised at some of the individuals who were not nominated. I was surprised at [the exclusion of] Idris [Elba] — I was surprised at that. I think that was one of the best performances in the supporting actor and the actor category, was Idris. I've seen 'Straight Outta Compton' — my wife and I saw it when it first opened, the first weekend, and it just rocked our world. It was incredible. I was very surprised to see that omission.
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