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Meanings of except in English
Usage of except in English
1
National benchmark indexes rose across Western Europe except in Spain and Italy.
2
I think there's no alternative except some political change, so political reform.
3
Loan funds have seen inflows every week this year, except for one.
4
The new law bans rescission except in cases of fraud or misrepresentation.
5
So far, nobody except me knows there's a body in the house.
6
Under common law, nobody except for the jurors knows what happened in-between.
7
No such ban exists in Britain except in the Department of Health.
8
And today was no different except for what his wife said afterward.
9
Almost all courses already allow relief anywhere except water hazards and sand.
10
It worked out fine in almost every place except Germany and Russia.
11
All the major developed and emerging countries were represented except for China.
12
However, factors associated with the disorders remain unknown except for trichloroethylene exposure.
13
They're in no particular order, except that the first are particular favorites.
14
I don't know what to say except that I'm really, really sorry.
15
They're excellent principles except for one major problem, the unlucky Feature Thirteen.
16
There's no message except these are 24 really interesting artists from China.
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Portuguese
Except through the time
Except across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
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