miss out
The phrase "miss out" commonly refers to failing to take part in something enjoyable or important, and is often used in everyday conversations.
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Definition
B1General Usage
(informal)To fail to experience or participate in something beneficial or enjoyable.
Example
- Don't miss out on the concert tickets; they're selling fast.
- She missed out on the promotion because she didn't apply in time.
B2General Usage
(informal, chiefly British)To omit or leave out something or someone.
Example
- Make sure you don't miss out any details in your report.
- They missed out his name on the guest list by mistake.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "miss out":
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