exempt from

Frequency: 9.895.5 per million words

specifies the obligation that one does not have to fulfill. Used with both verb and adjective forms.

exemptexempt + preposition

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Examples (10)

  • Small businesses are expressly exempted from the requirements of this legislation.
  • This income is totally exempt from taxation.
  • Research might be considered exempt from regulation.
  • The new law will exempt certain low-income families from paying property taxes.
  • As a diplomat, he is exempt from local laws.
  • The government had previously exempted these organizations from all forms of oversight.
  • Are students with disabilities exempt from the physical education requirement?
  • We are seeking to exempt our charity from paying the new fees.
  • Only goods for personal use are exempt from import duty.
  • Please fill out this form if you wish to be exempted from jury service.