exempt in Latin
exempt in Latin is excipio — exempt means not required to do, pay, or follow something that otherwise applies.
exempt in Latin
excipio
What does "exempt" mean?
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adj Not required to do, pay, or follow something that otherwise applies.
"Charities are exempt from certain taxes."
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verb To officially free someone from an obligation.
"The new rule exempts small businesses from the reporting requirement."
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exempt in a sentence
- Charities are exempt from certain taxes.
- She was exempt from the exam due to her top grades all year.
- The new rule exempts small businesses from the reporting requirement.
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What is "exempt" in Latin?
"exempt" in Latin is excipio. exempt means: Not required to do, pay, or follow something that otherwise applies.
How do you use "exempt" in a sentence?
Example: "Charities are exempt from certain taxes." In Latin, "exempt" is excipio.
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