pretermit (Meaning)

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pretermit (v)

disregard intentionally or let pass

leave undone or leave out

The historian pretermitted the salacious details of the king's affair, deeming them irrelevant to his legacy.
The lawyer's argument pretermitted the damaging evidence that would have incriminated his client.
The committee pretermitted discussion of the controversial topic, fearing it would derail their progress.
The scientist's hypothesis pretermitted an essential variable, rendering its predictions unreliable.
The editor pretermitted the author's excessive use of obscure vocabulary, making the text more accessible.
The peace treaty pretermitted any mention of war reparations, leaving a source of potential conflict unresolved.
The teacher pretermitted the difficult chapter from the curriculum, recognizing that the students were not yet ready for it.
The musician pretermitted the traditional coda from their composition, giving it a more abrupt and experimental ending.
The writer pretermitted the backstory of their protagonist, leaving it to the reader's imagination.
The politician pretermitted their past mistakes in their campaign speech, focusing instead on their vision for the future.

disregard intentionally or let pass, leave undone or leave out

omit,ignore, slight, fail, disregard, neglect, forget, overlook, slide,pass over

do, mind, keep, do, observe, heed, observe, keep, heed, remember

The historian pretermitted the salacious details of the king's affair, deeming them irrelevant to his legacy.

The lawyer's argument pretermitted the damaging evidence that would have incriminated his client.

The committee pretermitted discussion of the controversial topic, fearing it would derail their progress.

The scientist's hypothesis pretermitted an essential variable, rendering its predictions unreliable.