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to leave out
[phrase form: leave]
01
to intentionally exclude someone or something
Transitive: to leave out sb/sth
02
to cause something to remain outdoors or in an exposed environment
Transitive: to leave out sth
leave out
v
Example
The scientist left out a key variable from the experiment, invalidating the results.
The author left out a crucial plot point, leaving readers confused and unsatisfied.
The teacher left out my essay from the grading stack, resulting in a delay in receiving my feedback.
The parents decided to leave out their teenage son from their decision-making process, causing him to feel frustrated and unheard.
The fruit was left out too long and turned sour.
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