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omission
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Sense: The act of omitting

Synonyms:

exclusion, withholding, oversight , neglect , preclusion, prohibition, passing over, slighting, absence

Antonyms:

inclusion, mentioning, referencing, inserting, adding, listing , presence , publication, heeding, acceptance , allowance , permission

Sense: Something omitted

Synonyms:

need , want , lack

Antonyms:

insertion, mention , reference , remembrance, tribute, regard , respect , incorporation

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