Exempt
91exempt — I. v. a. Relieve, release, free, let off, grant immunity to, excuse, except, exonerate (of an obligation or burden). II. a. Exempted, free, liberated, released, not liable, possessed of immunity …
92exempt — v 1. free from, release from, absolve, excuse from, dismiss from, relieve of, dispense with; let out of, let off, Inf. let off the hook, dispense; except, make an exception, spare from, exclude from, leave [s.o.] out, keep [s.o.] out, pass over… …
93exempt — ex·empt …
94exempt — 1. adjective Syn: free, not liable, not subject, immune, excepted, excused, absolved Ant: subject to 2. verb Syn: excuse, free, release, exclude, grant immunity, spare, absolve; informal let off …
95exempt — Koe, ho oku u, pakele …
96exempt — a, eisènt, a adj. exempte « Tout ome travaian à la terro sera esen dé dré dé la couscricien ! » V. Gelu …
97exempt — Noun: A person who is free from any charge, burden, or duty. Re Strawbridge & Mays, 39 Ala 367, 379. Adjective: Free of an obligation which is binding on others …
98exempt — see EXAMPLE …
99exempt carrier — a company operating vehicles performing services or carrying goods, as taxicabs or cargo trucks, that are not subject to the regulatory laws of the Interstate Commerce Act. * * * …
100Exempt List — Sophisticated investors, usually institutional investors, who are considered informed enough that new issues can be marketed to them without a prospectus. This exemption reduces the cost of private placements. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
