omissible
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omissible
Where it comes from
Latin omissum, supine of omitto + -ible. Compare omission.
adjective
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Able to be omitted.
Near-synonyms: needless, optional, unnecessary
Similar: omittable, needless, optional, unnecessary · Opposite: necessary, obligate, obligatory
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adj able to be omitted
| Español | omisible |
|---|---|
| 日本語 | 省ける habukeru, 不要 fuyō |
| Français | omissible |
| Italiano | omissibile |
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