Omissible

o-mis'i-bl, adj. that may be omitted. Omi ion, f.-imsh'un, u act of omitting; the neglect 01 failure to do.something required: that which is left out [Fr.- L. omi io.) OmiSSlve. C>-nus'i\ adj omitting nr leaving out. Omit. 0-mit', 7 t to leave out. to neglect to fail pr p onutt'mg pa and pa.p. omitted. [L.omit to, pmi um— ob, away, nut to to send.] Omnibus, om'm-bus, n a large four-wheeled vehicle for conveying pa engv chiefly used in town s —pi Om'nibuses [Lit. ‘.something for dative ph of omnis, all.] Omnifarious, Otn-m-fd n-us. alj of all varieties — or kinds omnijanus omnis, all, and van us, various OmniferotlS, om-nif'er-us, adj bating or producing all kinds omnijer omnis fero, to bear [nip'o-ten-si, n. unlimited power. Omnipotence, om-mp'o-tens, Omnipotency, om- Omnipotent, om-nip'o-tent. adj., all-powerful — po e ing unlimited power n. The Omnipotent, God.--adv. Omnipotently. [Fr.— L. omnipatens—omnis all, and Potent.] Omnipresent, om-ni-pres'ent, adj present every- 70here -n. Omnipi*es'ence, [L, omnis. and Present.] mflte mQte mOOn Iten. 3d7 359 IMG:page-359.webp:Page 359 n: Omniscient