Omit (verb)

1. To leave out or exclude something.
2. To neglect or disregard something.

Origin:

The word "omit" comes from the latin word "omittere" which means "to send away" or "to let go". it was first used in english in the early 1400s.

Examples:

1. I forgot to include the sugar in the recipe, but I decided to omit it since I didn't want the dish to be too sweet.
2. The report was very detailed, but it omitted some important information that was crucial to the investigation.
3. I didn't want to omit any of the facts, so I included them all in my presentation.
4. The author deliberately omitted the last chapter of the book to create a sense of mystery.
5. He omitted to tell me that the meeting was cancelled, which caused me to arrive late.