Exemption

usgb/ɪɡˈzempʃn/
noun

The action of being freed or spared from doing, paying or experiencing something.

Due to her medical condition, she was granted an exemption from the physical education classes at school.
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  • tax exemption
  • medical exemption
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Conditional Freedom

Exemption often depends on special conditions or requirements being met.

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Students with disabilities may receive an exemption from certain exams.
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Not Automatic

Exemption is not guaranteed; it usually requires approval or official consent.

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She applied for an exemption but her request was denied.
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Limited Scope

The exemption applies to specific obligations; it does not cover everything.

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His exemption only applied to the late fees, not the actual bill.
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