Omission (disambiguation)

Omission (disambiguation)

Omission can mean:
*Omission (criminal)
*Omission, a Catholic sin
*Lie
*Omission bias
*Purposeful omission, a literary method
* For "omit" in a proof or argument, see proof, mathematical proof, logical proof, or argument.
* Errors and omissions in professional negligence, contract law, and insurance contracts


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