Cut
Cut noun - A piece that has been separated from the whole by cutting.
Leaving out and cut are semantically related In some cases you can use "Leaving out" instead a noun "Cut".
Leaving out
Both terms in one sentence
- Additionally, "Parlour Songs" is either cut or abridged in most productions (usually leaving out "Tower of Bray"), an additional Contest segment (The Toothpulling Contest) is almost always cut, and "The Beggar Woman's Lullaby", added for the London revival, is sometimes cut as well.
Source: Cut Song - One effective choice was leaving out Pa Kent which cut his heart attack subplot and intensified Martha's mourning by leaving her without both of them (it also ties in better with the Superman movie franchise which audiences would be familiar with).
Source: Pragmatic Adaptation
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