left out

Or left-out

[left out]

adjective

1. 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.

2. 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

1. left out, the simple past tense and past participle of verb phrase leave out.

Word History and Origins

Origin of left out¹

First recorded in 1870–75

Example Sentences

Instead of Mo Salah, it was a case of 'No Salah' after he was left out for their 2-1 win.

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But based on form this season, Salah has run the risk of being left out.

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If Khawaja is left out on his home ground, it would leave the door open for Josh Inglis, who made a hundred for a Cricket Australia XI against England Lions on Monday.

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Skipper Pat Cummins was left out of an unchanged Australia squad named Friday for the day-night second Ashes Test against England in Brisbane as he battles back from injury, but under-pressure opener Usman Khawaja kept his place.

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If Khawaja is left out it would open the door for Josh Inglis, who was the reserve batter in the squad for the first Test and made a century for a Cricket Australia XI against England Lions on Monday.

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Related Words

• away 
• lost 
• removed