excepted
ɪkˈsɛptɪd
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Definition of excepted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
excludednot included in a group or list
  • All items are on sale, excepted items are marked.
excluded omitted
2.
exemptRarenot subject to a rule or conditionRare
  • Certain categories of people are excepted from the new regulations.
excluded exempt
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excluding those present from a negative comment
I find most meetings boring, present company excepted.
used to indicate unintentional mistakes in documents
The report was issued with errors and omissions excepted.

Origin of excepted

Latin, exceptus (taken out)

Examples of excepted in a sentence

  • Excepted categories are highlighted in red.
  • These items are excepted from the sales tax.
  • The new policy excepted all senior citizens.

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  1. French:exclu, dispensé, ...
  2. German:ausgenommen, befreit, ...
  3. Italian:escluso, esente, ...
  4. Spanish:excluido, exento, ...
  5. Portuguese:excluído, isento, ...
  6. Chinese:排除的, 豁免的, ...
  7. Japanese:除外された, 除外されている, ...
  8. Arabic:مُسْتَثْنًى, مُعْفًى, ...
  9. Hebrew:מוּחְרָג, פָּטוּר, ...
  10. Russian:исключённый, освобожденный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:виключений, звільнений, ...
  12. Hindi:अपवर्जित, अपवादित, ...
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