Comment
Comment verb - To make a statement of one's opinion.
Miss
Miss verb - To fail to attend.
How words are described
| good | good comment | good miss |
| brief | brief comment | brief miss |
| critical | critical comment | critical miss |
| single | single comment | single miss |
| Other adjectives: bad, minor, later, last, several, earlier, sexist. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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It's surprisingly easy to miss, as Henry doesn't comment on it at all.
Source: Room Full of Crazy - Immortal Immaturity It's easy to miss, but Gurgeh makes a comment on how the professor he knows is twice his age, and he refers to her as being into her second century, meaning that he is between fifty and a century old himself (in the final pages, we find out he's 60).
Source: Literature / The Player of Games -
Also in a easy to miss comment from Tommy's Mom is that the father doesn't like modern devices, explaining why most of the appliances in the house are so old fashioned.
Source: Western Animation / Mr. Pickles
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