pretermit (verb)

1. Why did the skeleton pretermit applying for the job? Because he had no guts!

2. In the enchanted land of Aveloria, the evil sorcerer pretermitted mentioning the ancient prophecy that foretold his defeat.

3. Captain Marvel used her superhuman strength to pretermit the giant boulder that was about to crush the city.

4. In the midst of their passionate embrace, they pretermitted the worries and let love consume them.

1. In the haunted house, the main character must pretermit the constant creaking sounds to survive the night.

2. The minimalist design of the house intentionally pretermits unnecessary decorative elements.

3. The designer decided to pretermit traditional fashion norms and presented a collection that challenged conventional ideas.

4. The cartoon character frequently pretermits the rules of gravity, allowing for comical and unrealistic situations.