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Meanings of exempt in English

Catalan
alleugerir
Spanish
liberar

Grant relief or an exemption from a rule or requirement to.

      alleugerir
      Portuguese
      eximir
      Catalan
      disculpar
      Spanish
      liberar

      Grant exemption or release to.

            eximir
            Portuguese
            isento
            Catalan
            lliure
            Spanish
            libre

            (Of persons) freed from or not subject to an obligation or liability (as e.g. taxes) to which others or other things are subject.

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                  isento

                  (Of goods or funds) not subject to taxation.

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                      Usage of exempt in English
                      1
                      Victoria's Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton said children under 12 are exempt.
                      News.com.au
                      2
                      Many companies now exempt certain sites or services from customers' data limits.
                      Wired
                      3
                      Technology should not be used to exempt government agencies from the Constitution.
                      Reuters
                      4
                      Pensioners and war veterans could soon be exempt from these payments, however.
                      The South African
                      5
                      Journeys within the Common Travel Area will be exempt from these measures.
                      The South African
                      6
                      Doenitz and Speer, as leaders in the new German government, were exempt.
                      Red inferno: 1945
                      7
                      The company claims its activities are educational and therefore exempt from VAT.
                      The Irish Times
                      8
                      Only unaccompanied children younger than 14 years of age will be exempt.
                      The Irish Times
                      9
                      The New York Times reported the probe involved the group's tax-exempt status.
                      Reuters
                      10
                      Current refundings of debt within the 90-day call date window remain tax-exempt.
                      Reuters
                      11
                      The family home is exempt, as it is in most other countries.
                      Radio NZ
                      12
                      Israel is not exempt from the problem I have with romantic nationalism.
                      The Guardian
                      13
                      London buses are exempt because they meet the emissions standard, TfL said.
                      BBC
                      14
                      I am not exempt, and ask now, shall I tend the herds?
                      Ben-Hur
                      15
                      Then the State can come in and yank your tax exempt status.
                      The new yorker
                      16
                      Of course, people on proven minimal income or assets would be exempt.
                      The Irish Times
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                      Exempt through the time
                      Exempt across language varieties
                      South Africa
                      Common
                      New Zealand
                      Common
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                      Common
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