Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: To leave something out or not include it when you should have.

Example: Please do not omit any important details in your report.

Definition: Relating to the individual units of the compound eyes found in some insects and crustaceans.

Example: The ommatidial structure allows insects to have a wide field of vision.

Definition: A small unit that resembles a simple eye, which is part of the compound eye found in insects and some other arthropods.

Example: The ommatidia in a fly's eye allow it to see a wide field of view.

Definition: Relating to or covering many different things at the same time.

Example: The omnibus bill included various reforms in education, healthcare, and transportation.

Definition: A large vehicle used to transport many passengers, often along a set route, or a book that collects various works by one author or on a specific topic.

Example: The city introduced a new omnibus service to make public transport more accessible.

Definition: The ability to perform well in all areas or tasks; having skills and knowledge in many different fields.

Example: Her omnicompetence made her the perfect candidate for the job, as she could handle any challenge that arose.

Definition: Having the ability to do many different things well or to handle various situations effectively.

Example: The omnicompetent manager was able to solve problems in every department of the company.

Definition: Able to send or receive signals from every direction equally well.

Example: The omnidirectional microphone picked up sounds from all around the room.

Definition: Relating to or consisting of all kinds or varieties; diverse in nature.

Example: The museum showcased an omnifarious collection of art from different cultures.

Definition: Able to create or do anything; having the power to make everything.

Example: The omnific nature of the universe allows for endless possibilities.

Definition: Having the ability to create everything or having unlimited creative power.

Example: The artist was considered omnificent, as she could bring any idea to life with her imagination.