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What is the word for omit in French?

The French word for "omit" depends on the context:

If you mean "to leave out" or "to exclude", the most common word is "omettre".

For example:

* "J'ai omis de mentionner un détail important." (I omitted an important detail.)

If you mean "to skip" or "to miss out", the word "passer" can be used.

For example:

* "Il a passé un paragraphe." (He skipped a paragraph.)

Other possible translations for "omit" depending on the context:

* "laisser de côté" (to leave aside)

* "ignorer" (to ignore)

* "supprimer" (to delete)

* "écarter" (to exclude)

* "ne pas tenir compte de" (to not take into account)

The best translation will depend on the specific context in which you are using the word "omit".

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