CEFR B1

exemption

noun

Meaning

Freedom from an obligation, duty, or liability that applies to others.

Examples

The new law grants an exemption from property taxes for low-income homeowners.
Students who score above 90% on the final exam will receive an exemption from the final project.

Synonyms: release, immunity, dispensation, franchise

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exemption (B1)

noun

Pronunciation: /ɪɡˈzɛmpʃən/

Definition

Freedom from an obligation, duty, or liability that applies to others.

Examples

The new law grants an exemption from property taxes for low-income homeowners.
Students who score above 90% on the final exam will receive an exemption from the final project.
There is a general exemption from jury duty for people over 75 years old.

How to Use exemption

exemption from (prepositional phrase): Freedom from a specific duty, rule, or liability. — "She received an exemption from the exam requirements due to her prior coursework."

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