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exempt
adjective as in freed from responsibility
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verb as in relieve, absolve
Example Sentences
Gabriel said he worked with the food and beverage industries to exempt certain items that made sense, such as minimally processed prepared foods, which include canned fruit and vegetables.
Stamp duty is paid by people buying homes for more than £125,000 - but first time buyers are exempt from it on properties worth up to £300,000.
None of us is exempt from being pushed to our limits by capitalism’s heartlessness.
One of the agencies most affected by previous layoffs, the Food and Drug Administration, has indicated that it would be exempt from further cuts.
It does so by exempting workers from the state and federal antitrust laws that normally prohibit collective action by independent contractors.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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