excepts Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
- hollers
- yaups
- squeals
- grouses
- crabs
- maunders
- disputes
- bellyaches
- croaks
- grizzles
- cavils
- squabbles
- carps
- disobeys
- sticks
- repines
- bleats
- whinges
- withstands
- debates
- screams
- rebels
- quibbles
- mutters
- hassles
- defies
- quarrels
- whimpers
- demonstrates
- fights
- nags
- wrangles
- squawks
- moans
- balks
- wails
- bitches
- beefs
- yowls
- gripes
- fusses
- keens
- denounces
- murmurs
- growls
- yammers
- gags
- challenges
- dares
- grumbles
- conflicts
- censures
Meaning of excepts
excepts
object, on any other condition than that, if it were not for the fact that, to leave out from a number or a whole, with the exclusion or exception of, with this exception, namely, with the exception of, only, to take or leave out (as from insurance coverage or a deed), to take exception, to take or leave out from a number or a whole, not including, to file a bill of exceptions or make a formal exception
excepts Sentence Examples
- The museum exhibits a vast collection of historical artifacts, with a notable exception being the original Mona Lisa.
- All guests are invited to the wedding celebration, with the exception of the estranged brother.
- The bird flu vaccine is effective against most strains, but an exception is the recent H5N1 variant.
- The student's excellent grades in all subjects are an exception to his normally mediocre academic performance.
- The law prohibits the use of weapons in public places, with the exception of licensed police officers.
- This software is compatible with all major operating systems, with the exception of the discontinued Windows XP.
- The company's strict no-smoking policy has one exception: designated smoking areas.
- The teacher allows students to choose any topic for their essay, with the exception of highly controversial subjects.
- The hotel's all-inclusive package includes most amenities, with the exception of premium drinks and spa treatments.
- The neighborhood is generally safe, with the exception of sporadic incidents reported in the evenings.
FAQs About the word excepts
object, on any other condition than that, if it were not for the fact that, to leave out from a number or a whole, with the exclusion or exception of, with this
objects, complains, whines, takes exception, demurs, expostulates, criticizes, kicks, takes issue,protests
accepts,approves, agrees, follows, adheres, defends,complies, minds, maintains, supports
The museum exhibits a vast collection of historical artifacts, with a notable exception being the original Mona Lisa.
All guests are invited to the wedding celebration, with the exception of the estranged brother.
The bird flu vaccine is effective against most strains, but an exception is the recent H5N1 variant.
The student's excellent grades in all subjects are an exception to his normally mediocre academic performance.
