exempt

• Qualifie une personne ou une chose qui est dispensée d'une obligation, d'un impôt, d'un devoir ou d'une responsabilité qui s'applique normalement aux autres.

Describes someone or something that is free from an obligation, duty, or liability imposed on others.

1. Free from obligationB2formal

   Not subject to a rule, duty, or requirement that others must follow.

   exempt de

   • Charitable organizations are exempt from paying taxes.
   • Students with a medical certificate are exempt from physical education classes.
   • The new law makes certain small businesses exempt from the regulation.

   Synonymesabsolvedexcusedfreeimmune

   Antonymesaccountableboundliableobligatedsubject

2. Excused from liabilityB2formal

   Released from a legal or official requirement or penalty.

   dispensé de responsabilité légale

   • Diplomats are exempt from prosecution in foreign countries.
   • The property was declared exempt from inheritance tax.
   • He was exempt from jury duty due to his age.

   Synonymesabsolvedexcusedimmune

   Antonymesaccountableliableresponsiblesubject

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de libérer quelqu'un ou quelque chose d'une obligation, d'un devoir ou d'une responsabilité imposés à d'autres.

A verb used to indicate the act of freeing someone or something from an obligation, duty, or liability imposed on others.

1. Free from obligationB2formal

   To officially free someone from a duty, requirement, or liability.

   Exempter

   • The government exempted small businesses from the new tax.
   • Students with medical conditions may be exempted from physical education.
   • The court exempted him from jury duty due to his age.

   Synonymesabsolvedischargeexceptexcuselet offreleaserelievespare

   Antonymesbindcompelobligaterequiresubject

2. Exclude from a ruleB2formal

   To make someone or something not subject to a particular rule or law.

   exempter

   • The new regulation exempts nonprofit organizations from the fee.
   • Certain products are exempted from import duties.
   • The law exempts religious institutions from this requirement.

   Synonymesabsolveexceptexcusereleaserelievesparewaive

   Antonymesbindcompelobligerequiresubject