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left out
[left out]
adjective
excluded or omitted.
Proofread carefully to catch typographical errors, such as repeated words or a left out quotation mark or parenthesis.
The songwriter calls it an anthem for left-out and bullied kids.
remaining behind in an exposed, accessible, or visible place.
Raccoons love to supplement their diets with items from your trash or left-out pet food.
verb
left out, the simple past tense and past participle of verb phrase leave out.
Word History and Origins
Origin of left out1
Example Sentences
Amorim had also told Garnacho, 21, he will be allowed to join a new club in the summer after the Argentine was left out of the squad for their final game of the Premier League season.
The report also notes that while some products may break down relatively efficiently in industrial composting facilities, when left out in the environment, they may not break down at all.
But the book fell short of doing the hard work of dissolving those requirements, and deciding which members of the Democratic coalition get left out.
That means that no one wrote on a ballot — or even had the opportunity to do so — that Clark is the league’s ninth best guard; instead, she was left out of enough players’ top four that her cumulative score was the ninth-highest among guards.
"I felt a bit left out and I said 'what can I have?'," he said.
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