ˌabsə̇d.ˈōmən interjection
Etymology: Latin, may (evil) omen be absent, i.e., may what is said not come true
— used as a mild invocation
if he should fail, absit omen, all will be lost
— compare God forbid at god II
ˌabsə̇d.ˈōmən interjection
Etymology: Latin, may (evil) omen be absent, i.e., may what is said not come true
— used as a mild invocation
if he should fail, absit omen, all will be lost
— compare God forbid at god II
Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012