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91except — Synonyms and related words: abjure, abscind, absolve, amputate, annihilate, apart from, aside from, ban, bar, barring, bate, beside, besides, bob, brush aside, but, chuck, chuck out, clip, contemn, contradict, count out, crop, cull, cut, cut away …
92exempt — I (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. free, clear, privileged, excused, absolved, immune, not subject to, released from, not responsible for, void of, set apart, excluded, excepted, freed, cleared, liberated, spared, not liable, unrestrained, untrammeled,… …
93immune — [15] The mune of immune is the same as that of remunerate and of commune (and hence of common). It represents Latin mūnis ‘ready to give service’. The addition of the negative prefix in gave immūnis, which in classical Latin denoted literally… …
94exempt — 1. adjective they are exempt from all charges Syn: free from, not liable to, not subject to, exempted from, excepted from, excused of/from, absolved of Ant: subject to 2. verb he had been exempted from military service Syn: excuse, free …
95grandfather — 1. noun 1) his grandfather lives here Syn: informal granddad, grandad, grandpa, gramps, grampy, granddaddy, grandaddy, poppa 2) the grandfather of modern liberalism Syn: founder, inventor, originator, c …
96exempt — 1. adjective Syn: free, not liable, not subject, immune, excepted, excused, absolved Ant: subject to 2. verb Syn: excuse, free, release, exclude, grant immunity, spare, absolve; informal let off …
97exempt — [adj] freed from responsibility absolved, beat the rap*, clear, cleared, discharged, excepted, excluded, excused, favored, free, immune, let go*, let off*, liberated, not liable, not responsible, not subject, off the hook*, outside, privileged,… …
98privilege — [n] right, due advantage, allowance, appanage, appurtenance, authority, authorization, benefit, birthright, boon, chance, charter, claim, concession, entitlement, event, exemption, favor, franchise, freedom, grant, immunity, liberty, license,… …
99immune — [15] The mune of immune is the same as that of remunerate and of commune (and hence of common). It represents Latin mūnis ‘ready to give service’. The addition of the negative prefix in gave immūnis, which in classical Latin denoted literally… …
100impunity — immunity, impunity In non medical contexts immunity means ‘freedom or exemption from an obligation, penalty, or unfavourable circumstance’ and like immune can be followed by to or from: • Balder was a son of the most senior god, Odin, and one… …
