Omitted: meaning, definitions and examples

This word is used when something is intentionally left out from a document, list, or piece of information.

• He omitted the crucial piece of evidence from his report.
• The author intentionally omitted some chapters to shorten the book.

This word is used when something or someone is deliberately left out of a group or activity, often implying a decision was made not to include them.

• She felt hurt because she was excluded from the meeting.
• Certain items are excluded from the discount offer.

This word is used when something is not present or can't be found, often unexpectedly or unintentionally.

• Several pages are missing from the book.
• The dog went missing last night and hasn’t been found yet.

This word is used when something or someone is not given proper attention or care. It often carries a negative connotation.

• The garden looked like it had been neglected for years.
• He felt neglected by his friends.