Similar words: eyelid, glide, slide, glider, nuclide, collide, landslide, mudslide. Meaning: [ɪ'laɪd] 
v. leave or strike out.
v. leave or strike out. 
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1. These habits of thinking elide the difference between what is common and what is normal.
2. The 't' in 'often' may be elided.
3. He complained about BBC announcers eliding their words.
4. The 't' in 'postman' may be elided.
5. Simple points are ignored or elided.
6. In a way, it elides it.
7. Current editorial practice elides the implications of multiple texts.
8. With rapture and relief he elides with the larger unit, the glowing mass.
9. Indeed the two aims may be beginning to elide.
10. The experiment shows that the methodissimpleand rapid and elide complex handwork reduction.
11. But none of these explanations can elide the fact that as multinationals increasingly look to the Chinese domestic market for growth,[sentencedict.com] they are competing with Chinese companies.
12. But these theories' notions of culturally stable femininity often elide with their concept of a biologically stable individual.
13. But, at the same time, the question of the diminishing urgency of consumption is elided.
14. However, I do think that the purpose of explanation in social science has been elided in work in this field.
15. In some consonant clusters, sounds are apt to be elided, ie omitted, in rapid speech.
16. In the case of this single threaded benchmark, it is quite safe for Hotspot to safely elide the lock.
17. Given the single threaded nature of this benchmark,(http://Sentencedict.com) I was fully expecting Escape Analysis to elide the lock thus rendering StringBuffer performance equivalent to that of StringBuilder.
18. The experiment shows that the method is simple and rapid and can elide complex handwork reduction.
19. On an ordinary day, you can explain the complexities of a relationship, or simply elide them.
20. The challenge is to bind these powers into a progressive security council.Take Libya.Britain, America and France should never again elide the responsibility to protect populations with regime change.
21. Classical music, though, gives the composer the tools to extend or elide time in the service of beauty and irony.
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