Elided

The writer elided the graphic scenes from the novel.

The student elided some details in her presentation to make it more streamlined.

The professor elided certain details in her lecture.

The elided version of the song was only 30 seconds long.

The elided version of the play was performed in under an hour.

The elided syllables in the contraction "I'll" make it sound like "I" and "will."

The athlete elided some of the training exercises to avoid overexertion.

The speaker elided the "d" sound in "and" to flow better with the following word.

The musician elided some notes in the piece to make it easier to play.

The elided ending of the word "wasn't" makes it sound like "wasn't."

The chef elided the "o" and "a" in "potatoes" to create a more casual tone.

The singer elided the two words "do not" to "don't" to fit the melody.

The politician elided the unpopular policy from her speech.

The abridged version of the novel had many details elided for the sake of brevity.

The historian elided the contributions of the female activists in her book.

The speaker elided the irrelevant information from the presentation.

The elided version of the movie still conveyed the main message.

The speaker's elided speech left out key points of her argument.

The elided recipe made cooking dinner much faster.

The elided version of the dress was more affordable.

The musician elided the notes in the piano piece to create a smooth transition.

The teacher elided some details from the lesson plan due to time constraints.

The chef elided some ingredients from the recipe to make it more accessible for those with dietary restrictions.

The coach elided the last play of the game from the team's strategy.

The elided details in the report made it easier to understand.

The directions were unclear due to the elided step in the process.

The professor's lecture was difficult to follow due to all the elided details.

The elided syllables in the word "vegetable" make it sound like "veg-table."

The author elided some parts of the story to create suspense.

The speaker elided the 't' sound in "mountain" and "button" while speaking quickly.

The singer's elided notes gave the song a smoother melody.

The director elided the controversial scene from the movie.

The author elided some of the details in the interest of keeping the story moving.

The elided parts of the play were not essential to the storyline.

The professor elided some of the syllables in the word "introduction" to make it easier to pronounce.

The elided vowels in the word "chocolate" make it sound like "choc-late."

The summary of the article was elided to fit into the magazine's space limitations.

The elided consonants in the word "comfortable" make it sound like "comftable."

The elided sounds in the word "temperature" make it sound like "tem-pruh-chur."

The professor's elided lecture notes were difficult to decipher.

The teacher elided the confusing examples from the lesson plan.

The director elided some scenes to shorten the length of the movie.

The musician elided the notes in the melody to create a seamless transition.

The CEO gave an elided version of the company's financial report to the shareholders.

The editor elided the redundant phrases to make the article more concise.

The programmer elided some code to make the program run more efficiently.

The elided verse in the song was deemed inappropriate for the radio.

The elided version of the report omitted important details.

The poet elided certain words to create a specific rhyme scheme in her poem.

The singer elided the words "you" and "are" to make it sound like "you're" in the song.