omit
verbUK /əʊˈmɪt/
US /oʊˈmɪt/
To leave something out on purpose.
The teacher told us not to omit any answers on the test.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To forget to do something you should do.
He omitted to lock the door before leaving.
3. To fail to include someone or something in a list or group.
Her name was omitted from the guest list by mistake.
4. To not say something that could have been said.
She omitted the part about the broken vase.