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Exepmt

Definition:

Exepmt is a misspelling of the word "exempt." It refers to being freed or excused from a certain duty, obligation, or requirement.

Senses:

Noun:

1. (singular) A person or entity who is exempt from a specific responsibility.

2. (plural) A group of individuals or entities who are exempt from a specific responsibility.

Verb:

1. To grant someone or something exemption from a certain duty or obligation.

2. To be released from a duty or obligation due to exemption.

Adjective:

1. Describing something that is exempt or free from a certain duty or obligation.

2. Serving as an exemption; excusing from a duty or requirement.

Examples:

Noun:

1. The diplomatic community enjoys various privileges, including being exepmts from local taxes.

2. The exepmts of the new policy will not be required to attend the mandatory training session.

Verb:

1. The company decided to exepmt employees working overtime from the regular dress code.

2. After reviewing his medical records, the doctor exepmted him from strenuous physical activities.

Adjective:

1. The new legislation provides exepmt status to organizations with a charitable purpose.

2. The exepmt status allowed the company to avoid certain regulatory requirements.

Related Products:

To explore more about exemptions and their applications, check out these related products on Amazon:

• Exemption Handbook
• Understanding Duties and Exemptions
• Exepmt Law: Cases and Analysis