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Showing words for EXCEPTING using the English dictionary
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Definitions for Excepting
[1] excluding; barring; saving; with the exception of; except: Excepting the last chapter, the book is finished.
[2] Archaic . except; unless; save.
[3] to exclude; leave out: present company excepted.
[4] to object (usually followed by to or against ): to except to a statement; to except against a witness.
[5] excluding; except; except for (esp in the phrase not excepting )
[6] an archaic word for unless
[7] Also: except for other than; apart from; with the exception of he likes everyone except you ; except for this mistake, you did very well
[8] except that (conjunction) but for the fact that; were it not true that
[9] an archaic word for unless
[10] informal except that; but for the fact that I would have arrived earlier, except I lost my way
[11] (tr) to leave out; omit; exclude
[12] (intr often foll by to ) rare to take exception; object
Words related to Excepting
exclude, bate, object, bar, exempt, omit, expostulate, disallow, protest, suspend, eliminate, reject, ban, debar, taboo, remonstrate, inveigh
Words nearby Excepting
excelsior, excelsior springs, excementosis, except, except for, excepting, exception, exception proves the rule, the, exceptionable, exceptional, exceptionalism
Origin of Excepting
21350–1400; Middle English excepten < Middle French excepter < Latin exceptāre, derivative of exceptus (see except1)
Other words from Excepting
non·ex·cept·ing , adjective
un·ex·cept·ing , adjective
ex·cept·a·ble , adjective
non·ex·cept·ed , adjective
un·ex·cept·a·ble , adjective
un·ex·cept·ed , adjective
Word origin for Excepting
C14: from Old French excepter to leave out, from Latin exceptāre, from excipere to take out, from capere to take
Synonyms for Excepting
exclude, ban, bar, bate, debar, disallow, eliminate, exempt, expostulate, inveigh, object, omit, protest, reject, remonstrate, suspend, taboo, count out, pass over, rule out