exempting

Meanings

• The act of being exempt from a rule, requirement, or tax.

  - "He was exempted from military service due to his age."
  - "The company was granted an exemption from paying sales tax on their transactions."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with exempting
exempts , keepsements , restrictments , treatments

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Homophones

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1. Exempting () : The act of being exempt from a rule, requirement, or tax.
   

2. Exempting (English) : To set free or release from a rule, requirement, or tax.
   

3. Exempting (French) : Exempt, set free, or release from a rule, requirement, or tax.
   

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Variants

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exempt , exempted , exempting , exempts

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Forms

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{"term"=>"Exempting verb", "lang"=>"", "meaning"=>"To set free or release from a rule, requirement, or tax.", "conjugation"=>["I exempt, you exempt, he/she/it exempts"]}

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Etymology

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The word 'exempting' is derived from the Latin word 'exemptus', which means 'exempt, freed, or released'. Over time, the term 'exempting' came to be used to describe the act of granting an exemption or releasing someone from a rule, requirement, or tax.

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Related Concepts

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1. Immunity:

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Culture

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The concept of 'exempting' has been used in various cultures throughout history. In some cultures, 'exempting' was used as a form of social status or privilege. For example, in medieval Europe, the nobility were often exempted from paying certain taxes or performing certain labor tasks. In other cultures, 'exempting' was used as a form of religious or spiritual practice. For example, in some Hindu and Buddhist traditions, certain individuals were believed to have achieved a state of spiritual enlightenment or liberation, and were therefore exempted from certain rules, requirements, or social conventions. In still other cultures, 'exempting' was used as a form of political or diplomatic maneuvering. For example, in some international negotiations, certain countries may be granted exemptions from certain rules or agreements in order to facilitate the negotiation process or to address specific concerns or sensitivities of the parties involved.

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