pretermit
verb/pɹiːtəˈmɪt/UK/ˌpɹidəɹˈmɪt/US
Etymology
From Latin praetermitto.
- derived from praetermitto
Definitions
To intentionally disregard (something), to ignore
To intentionally disregard (something), to ignore; to neglect or omit.
- [F]or the public, for the redemption of the whole world, God hath (shall we say, pretermitted?) derelicted, forsaken, abandoned, his own, and only Son.
- The fees, or allowances, that are termly given to these deputies, receiver, and clerks, for recompence of these their pains, I do purposely pretermit; because they be not certain, but arbitrary.
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