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exempt
adjective as in freed from responsibility
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verb as in relieve, absolve
Example Sentences
Those projects would be exempt under the proposal.
The bill allows for some other properties to be exempt from the rent cap, and for rents to be increased above the rent cap in some cases.
Under the current gag order, the documents are exempt from Freedom of Information Act requests.
In the UK, most private healthcare services are exempt from VAT, meaning patients don't usually pay the tax on treatments.
Golfing superstars are not exempt from suffering from jetlag, so going out almost two weeks before Friday's opening day meant they were fully in sync when the action started.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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