make an exception

Frequency: 8.825.0 per million words

To decide not to apply a rule to someone or something.

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Examples (10)

  • We are making a special exception for Emma because of her condition.
  • No parking is allowed, but an exception is made for disabled drivers.
  • The school decided to make an exception for the talented student.
  • I don't usually work weekends, but I'll make an exception this time.
  • The company policy is strict, but they might make an exception for you.
  • We rarely make exceptions to our rules, but this case is different.
  • The judge agreed to make an exception due to the circumstances.
  • Can you make an exception and let me submit the assignment late?
  • The restaurant doesn't usually accept walk-ins, but they made an exception.
  • Management decided to make a rare exception to the dress code.