There is an oversight in this report.
There was an oversight in the report.
Please check this list for any omissions or oversights.
I panicked when I noticed the oversight later.
We use a checklist to prevent oversights.
見逃し can imply letting something pass, sometimes deliberately, whereas 見落とし is always an unintentional failure to notice.
見落とし specifically means something overlooked visually or during a check, while 落ち is the broader term for any slip or omission in a list, plan, or process.
漏れ refers to something left out of a list or process, while 見落とし emphasizes a mistake of failing to notice something.
Standard kanji spelling; the most frequent written form.
Variant spelling with 落し instead of 落とし; less common but still encountered.
Abbreviated spelling; rarely used in modern writing.
Noun form of the verb 見落とす (to overlook), from 見る (to see) + 落とす (to drop, to miss).