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Definitions from the WebTerm: exceptonPart of Speech: Noun Sense 1: A person, thing, or situation that is an exception to a general rule or pattern. Sample Sentence: The student's exceptional talent in mathematics made her an excepton to the typically struggling students. Sense 2: An event or circumstance that is excluded or left out from a specific situation or gathering. Sample Sentence: The party was open to all guests, except for John who was specifically mentioned as an excepton in the invitation. Part of Speech: Adjective Sense 1: Used to describe something or someone that stands out or deviates from the norm. Sample Sentence: Her excepton beauty captured the attention of everyone in the room. Sense 2: Reserved exclusively for a particular purpose or group. Sample Sentence: The excepton seats in the theater were only available to VIP ticket holders. Part of Speech: Verb Sense 1: To make an exception or exclude someone or something from a general rule or statement. Sample Sentence: The teacher decided to excepton the latecomers from the usual penalty. Related Products: | ||||
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