(てお)

ておち
noun
oversight; omission; fault
formalevaluationbusiness
1. oversight; omission; fault; negligence
A mistake or deficiency caused by failing to attend to something that should have been handled. Implies that the error was due to carelessness or insufficient attention rather than inability.
手落(てお)あった
There was an oversight.
I checked whether there were any oversights in the preparation.
It was discovered later that there had been an oversight in the investigation.

Usage

手落(てお)ち is typically used to point out a flaw or gap in a process, plan, or task that should have been caught. It carries a critical nuance and implies accountability. Common in formal and business contexts.

Common collocations

Similar words

見落(みお)とし means 'something overlooked' and focuses on missing something visually or in review. 不備(ふび) means deficiency or inadequacy in documentation or preparation. 手落(てお)ち emphasizes that the responsible party failed to do their due diligence.