excepted Sentence Examples
- They excepted him as a valuable member of the team.
- We excepted the changes made to the contract without hesitation.
- The company excepted a loss of revenue in the first quarter.
- He excepted the offer of a promotion with open arms.
- She excepted the consequences of her actions without complaint.
- The court excepted the evidence against the defendant due to a lack of proper legal procedure.
- The manager excepted the employee's apology for their tardiness.
- The group excepted the newcomer with warmth and enthusiasm.
- The audience excepted the performer's mistakes with grace and understanding.
- The organization excepted the donation with gratitude and thanks.
excepted Meaning
Webster
excepted (imp. & p. p.)
of Except
Synonyms & Antonyms of excepted
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- demurred
- took-exception
- took-issue
- whined
- remonstrated-with-
- complained
- protested
- expostulated
- kicked
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- squabbled
- repined
- carped
- disputed
- defied
- yammered
- debated
- maundered
- conflicted
- wailed
- hassled
- balked
- cavilled
- stuck
- squealed
- groused
- whimpered
- hollered
- disobeyed
- quibbled
- bellyached
- grumped
- screamed
- yowled
- wrangled
- crabbed
- denounced
- demonstrated
- withstood
- bitched
- griped
- caviled
- censured
- challenged
- fussed
- grumbled
- quarrelled
- dared
- criticized
- murmured
- beefed
- squawked
- moaned
- bleated
- keened
- grouched
- nagged
- grizzled
- quarreled
- caterwauled
- growled
- muttered
- whinged
- croaked
- rebelled
- fought
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word excepted
of Except
objected, demurred, took exception, took issue, whined, remonstrated (with), complained,protested, expostulated, kicked
approved, sanctioned, accepted, agreed, accepted, sanctioned, agreed,approved, defended, obeyed
They excepted him as a valuable member of the team.
We excepted the changes made to the contract without hesitation.
The company excepted a loss of revenue in the first quarter.
He excepted the offer of a promotion with open arms.
