omnigenous (omnijenus)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 73
[L. omnigenus, of all kinds, The most natural division of all offences is into those of omi ion and commi ion. Add is on, Freeholder, No. 13. (b) The act of leaving out: as, the omi ion of a paragraph in a printed article. 2. That which is omitted or left out. omi ive (ō-mis ́iv), a. [ The first is an untowardne e of omi ion, the second of commi ion. The omi ive untowardne e shall lead the way. Bp . Hall , Sermon to the Lords, Feb. 19, 1629. omi ively (ō-mis'iv-li), adv. In an omi ive manner; manner; by by omi i omi ion or leaving out.
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