pretermission Synonyms
Strongest:
- delinquency
- default
- neglect
- oversight
- subtraction
- negligence
- reduction
- deduction
- abbreviation
- failure
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pretermission Meaning
pretermission (n)
letting pass without notice
pretermission Sentence Examples
- The judge's pretermission of the suspect's alibi cast doubt on his innocence.
- The contract contained a clause that pretermitted any liability for damages.
- The teacher's pretermission of several important chapters in the textbook left the students unprepared for the exam.
- The author intentionally pretermitted certain details from the narrative to maintain a sense of mystery.
- The pretermission of the company's financial troubles misled investors.
- The politician's pretermission of his opponent's accomplishments was seen as a sign of disrespect.
- The scientist's pretermission of competing theories limited the scope of their research.
- The lawyer's pretermission of key evidence damaged their client's case.
- The historian's pretermission of certain historical events resulted in an inaccurate account of the past.
- The composer's pretermission of traditional harmonies created a unique and experimental sound.
FAQs About the word pretermission
letting pass without notice
delinquency,default, neglect, oversight, subtraction, negligence, reduction, deduction, abbreviation, failure
inclusion, increase,inclusion, increase, addition, addition,expansion, expansion, increment, rise
The judge's pretermission of the suspect's alibi cast doubt on his innocence.
The contract contained a clause that pretermitted any liability for damages.
The teacher's pretermission of several important chapters in the textbook left the students unprepared for the exam.
The author intentionally pretermitted certain details from the narrative to maintain a sense of mystery.
