Phrasal Verb - leaving out
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.Definition
- To intentionally exclude or omit something from consideration, discussion, or a list.
- To forget or fail to mention something that is important or relevant.
- To depart or go away from a place, often in a hurry.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | He left out an important detail in his presentation, which caused confusion among the audience. |
| 2 | She forgot to leave out the milk when making the cake, resulting in a dense texture. |
| 3 | My roommate left out without telling me that he had borrowed my car. |
| 4 | The manager left out several key points during the team meeting. |
| 5 | I accidentally left out my keys in the car and had to break a window to get in. |
| 6 | The teacher left out a difficult question on the exam, making it easier for the students. |
| 7 | He left out early to avoid traffic and arrive at the conference on time. |
| 8 | She left out her purse on the table and it was stolen while she was in the bathroom. |
| 9 | The chef left out a crucial ingredient in the recipe, ruining the dish. |
| 10 | The politician left out several facts that contradicted his statement |