Omittances

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. The act or instance of leaving out or neglecting something; amounts of money left unpaid or withheld; omissions or neglects in reporting or accounting
2. The process of excluding or failing to include certain details; sums of money not remitted or transferred; failures to provide required information or payments
3. Instances where something is purposely or accidentally left out; financial transfers that are not completed; neglects or lapses in communication or obligation fulfillment

Etymology: "Omittances" is the plural of "omittance," a noun formed from the verb "omit" and the suffix "-ance," which turns a verb into a noun for an act or state. The verb comes from Latin "omittere," meaning "to let go" or "to leave out," built from "ob-" (away) and "mittere" (send), so the root idea is of letting something go out of one's hands or accounts.

Synonyms: omissions, exclusions, neglects, oversights, lapses

Antonyms: inclusions, additions, insertions, acceptances, embraces