except|excepted|excepting|excepts in English

verb

[ex·cept || ɪk'sept]

exclude, leave out; protest, object

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1. Barring definition, excepting; except for: Barring accidents, I'll be there

2. Synonyms: except for, excepting, other than, excluding More Synonyms of Apart from

3. Synonyms: except for, saving, bar, excepting More Synonyms of Barring COBUILD Advanced English Dictionary.

4. Synonyms: except for, saving, bar, excepting More Synonyms of Barring COBUILD Advanced English Dictionary.

5. Jeremy excepted, the men seemed personable.

6. Synonyms for Barring include bar, excepting, excluding, saving, except for, besides, apart from, aside from, discounting and other than

7. As verbs the difference between excepting and Accepting is that excepting is while Accepting is

8. 14 synonyms for Barring: except for, saving, bar, excepting, apart from, but for, other than, excluding, besides, omitting, save for, exclusive of

9. I excepted him from my invitation.

10. Barring: Apart from the occurrence of; excepting

11. History excepted, Peter has made good progress in all subjects this term.

12. Excepting the last paragraph, the book is finished.

13. O'Rourke answered all the questions excepting the last one.

14. He called Ball's dialogue "tart" and said the characters—Carolyn excepted—were "deeply drawn".

15. The crew on the ship were all saved excepting the captain.

16. We all had to take part in the training run, with nobody excepted.

17. Customs working hours from Mon to Sun, 24 hours run excepting bank holidays.

18. At present, anything excepting specifically blacklisted substances can be dumped at sea.

19. Elizabethan "Amourists," Shakespeare, always and in every circumstance exceptional, being here excepted

20. All regular paid labour (excepting the holding’s salaried manager) is aggregated under this heading.

21. All the people who were on the aircraft have now been identified, excepting one.

22. Being excepted or excluded from consideration: All joking Aside, can you swim two miles? n

23. The sanctions ban the sale of any products excepting medical supplies and food.

24. The smoked beers and ales of the West Country were famous for being undrinkable – locals and the desperate excepted.

25. As a preposition Barring is unless something happens; excepting; in the absence of.