English
Etymology
From Latin exemptum, past participle of eximere.
Pronunciation
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:Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-�mpt|-�mpt
:Prounounced: ex-em-pt
Noun
en-noun
- One who has been released from something.
Translations
Chinese: ��
Dutch: vrijgestelde m
Hebrew: ×�פ×�×�ר, ×�ש×�רר, ×�×�×¢× ×�ק ×�ס×�× ×�ת
Verb
en-verb
- transitive To release or deliver from some liability which others are subject to.
- transitive To except or excuse from the operation of a law.
- transitive To grant immunity to.
- transitive To free from obligation.
- transitive To release; as, to exempt from military duty, or from jury service.
- transitive To exempt from fear or pain.
Related terms
exemption
Translations
trans-top|To release from a liability which others are subject to
Finnish: vapauttaa
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trans-bottom
trans-top|To except from the operation of a law
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trans-bottom
trans-top|To grant immunity to
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trans-bottom
trans-top|To free from obligation
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trans-bottom
trans-top|To release from military duty or from jury service
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trans-bottom
trans-top|To exempt from fear or pain
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