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Traditional English :: omission
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omissive.html - n. 1 the act or an instance of omitting or being omitted. 2 something that has been omitted or overlooked. omissive adj. [ME f. OF omission or LL omissio (as OMIT)] |
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Traditional English :: omission
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omissive.html - n. 1 the act or an instance of omitting or being omitted. 2 something that has been omitted or overlooked. omissive adj. [ME f. OF omission or LL omissio (as OMIT)] |
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Traditional English :: omission
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omissive.html - n. 1 the act or an instance of omitting or being omitted. 2 something that has been omitted or overlooked. omissive adj. [ME f. OF omission or LL omissio (as OMIT)] |
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Traditional English :: omicron
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omissive.html - n.
the fifteenth letter of the Greek alphabet (O). [Gk, o mikron = small o] |
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Traditional English :: ominous
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omissive.html - adj. 1 threatening; indicating disaster or difficulty. 2 of evil omen; inauspicious. 3 giving or being an omen. ominously adv. ominousness n. [L ominosus (as OMEN)] |
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Traditional English :: omission
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omissive.html - n. 1 the act or an instance of omitting or being omitted. 2 something that has been omitted or overlooked. omissive adj. [ME f. OF omission or LL omissio (as OMIT)] |
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