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Exempt
Exempt
a.
Cut
off
;
set
apart
.
Exempt
a.
Extraordinary
;
exceptional
.
Exempt
a.
Free
, or
released
,
from
some
liability
to
which
others
are
subject
;
excepted
from
the
operation
or
burden
of
some
law
;
released
;
free
;
clear
;
privileged
;
(
with
from
):
not
subject
to;
not
liable
to; as,
goods
exempt
from
execution
; a
person
exempt
from
jury
service
.
Exempt
n.
One
exempted
or
freed
from
duty
;
one
not
subject
.
Exempt
n.
One
of
four
officers
of
the
Yeomen
of
the
Royal
Guard
,
having
the
rank
of
corporal
; an
Exon
.
Exempt
a.
To
remove
; to
set
apart
.
Exempt
a.
To
release
or
deliver
from
some
liability
which
others
are
subject
to; to
except
or
excuse
from
he
operation
of a
law
; to
grant
immunity
to; to
free
from
obligation
; to
release
; as, to
exempt
from
military
duty
, or
from
jury
service
; to
exempt
from
fear
or
pain
.
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