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omit Verb [omitting, omitted] 1. to fail to include; leave out 2. to fail (to do something) [Latin omittere]
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omit Translations (by mistake) → auslassen vi to omit to do sth → es unterlassen, etw zu tun to omit to do sth → tralasciare or trascurare di fare qc |
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It will be necessary to enlarge a little more upon the nature of each of these states, which is not without some difficulty, for he who would enter into a philosophical inquiry into the principles of them, and not content himself with a superficial view of their outward conduct, must pass over and omit nothing, but explain the true spirit of each of them. and will you please add that I do not omit to remember her in my prayers? He did not hesitate to omit the proofs of these, and so far to make himself not only a precept, but an example in criticism. |
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