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Definition of exception
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of exception is as below...
Exception
(n.) The act of
excepting
or
excluding;
exclusion;
restriction
by
taking
out
something
which would
otherwise
be
included,
as in a
class,
statement,
rule..
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Reclaim
::
Reclaim
(v. i.) To cry out in
opposition
or
contradiction;
to
exclaim
against
anything;
to
contradict;
to take
exceptions.
Nonability
::
Nonability
(n.) An
exception
taken
against
a
plaintiff
in a
cause,
when he is
unable
legally
to
commence
a
suit..
Challenge
::
Challenge
(n.) To take
exception
to;
question;
as, to
challenge
the
accuracy
of a
statement
or of a
quotation..
Saving
::
Saving
(participle)
With the
exception
of;
except;
excepting;
also,
without
disrespect
to..
Challenge
::
Challenge
(n.) An
exception
to a
person
as not
legally
qualified
to vote. The
challenge
must be made when the
ballot
is
offered.
Exceptant
::
Exceptant
(a.)
Making
exception.
Demur
::
Demur (v. i.) To
scruple
or
object;
to take
exception;
as, I demur to that
statement..
Exceptioner
::
Exceptioner
(n.) One who takes
exceptions
or makes
objections.
Iridium
::
Iridium
(n.) A rare
metallic
element,
of the same group as
platinum,
which it much
resembles,
being
silver-white,
but
harder,
and
brittle,
and
indifferent
to most
corrosive
agents.
With the
exception
of
osmium,
it is the
heaviest
substance
known,
its
specific
gravity
being 22.4.
Symbol
Ir.
Atomic
weight
192.5..
Bating
::
Bating
(prep.)
With the
exception
of;
excepting.
Inimitable
::
Inimitable
(a.) Not
capable
of being
imitated,
copied,
or
counterfeited;
beyond
imitation;
surpassingly
excellent;
matchless;
unrivaled;
exceptional;
unique;
as, an
inimitable
style;
inimitable
eloquence..
Exceptional
::
Exceptional
(a.)
Forming
an
exception;
not
ordinary;
uncommon;
rare;
hence,
better
than the
average;
superior..
Exception
::
Exception
(n.) That which is
excepted
or taken out from
others;
a
person,
thing,
or case,
specified
as
distinct,
or not
included;
as,
almost
every
general
rule has its
exceptions..
Primogeniture
::
Primogeniture
(a.) The
exclusive
right of
inheritance
which
belongs
to the
eldest
son. Thus in
England
the right of
inheriting
the
estate
of the
father
belongs
to the
eldest
son, and in the royal
family
the
eldest
son of the
sovereign
is
entitled
to the
throne
by
primogeniture.
In
exceptional
cases,
among the
female
children,
the crown
descends
by right of
primogeniture
to the
eldest
daughter
only and her
issue..
Saving
::
Saving
(a.)
Making
reservation
or
exception;
as, a
saving
clause..
Geld
::
Geld (v. t.) To
deprive
of
anything
exceptionable;
as, to geld a book, or a
story;
to
expurgate..
Whole
::
Whole (n.) The
entire
thing;
the
entire
assemblage
of
parts;
totality;
all of a
thing,
without
defect
or
exception;
a thing
complete
in
itself..
Aberrant
::
Aberrant
(a.)
Deviating
from the
ordinary
or
natural
type;
exceptional;
abnormal.
Exception
::
Exception
(n.) An
objection;
cavil;
dissent;
disapprobation;
offense;
cause of
offense;
--
usually
followed
by to or
against.
Excepting
::
Excepting
(prep.
&
conj.,
but
properly
a
participle)
With
rejection
or
exception
of;
excluding;
except..
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