Excepted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXCEPTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXCEPT, to exclude, leave out
• specify as excluded from a category or group
PREPOSITION:
• not including; other than
CONJUNCTION:
• used before a statement that forms an exception to one just made
• unless
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to leave out

Words related to EXCEPTED

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How to use EXCEPTED in a sentence

• The distrust of all Europeans, which existed before the French hostilities, is now enlarged to hatred, a feeling from which even the English are hardly excepted.
• Such cattle also as the owners should identify within thirty days was excepted.
• Had you looked at the peaks from the lake, you would have seen that, the hoary glaciers excepted, they are still all brown and naked.
• All the travellers are compelled to take their meals with him, the poor deck passengers not excepted, who have often to pay him their last kopecs.
• If Burke and one or two of his friends be excepted, the remark had but too much justice.
• He did not know a girl, his sister not excepted, whom, under the circumstances, he would not have left to the consequences of what he would have called her obstinacy.
• I was a little past thirty, healthy, and should probably, accidents excepted, live out the time allotted to man.
• In the latter case the allusion in the message to an apprehended collision was excepted to, but the reference made by Mr.
• In every room, the kitchen excepted, there is a bed, according to the very general custom of the country.
• Regent-street in London, is of course always excepted from comparisons of this kind.
• From that moment, he abandoned all attempts at concealment, the condition of the Peak excepted, and had recourse to an opposite policy.
• He was the best-natured man in town, Lincoln possibly excepted.
• This doone, he put off all his garments from the middle vpwards, his shirt excepted which was open on the shoulders, that he might be annointed.
• It is possible, however, that they had not fully realized the trend of the war, inasmuch as New Orleans was excepted from the effects of the Proclamation.
• The religious restrictions of the taboo alone excepted, the women of the valley were allowed every possible indulgence.
• The usages of all Europe, those of the English excepted, differ from our own on the subject of visits.
• The harmful animals, such as the bloodthirsty wolf, the poisonous snake and other injurious animals are excepted, because mercy towards these is cruelty to man, and other animals.
• Differences affecting “vital interests,” “honor” and “independence” were specifically excepted.
• That all mankind, those in the ark excepted, were destroyed by it, is most certain, according to the Scriptures.
• Although she believed that it was wise for most men to marry, and not very late in life, she excepted Heath from her theory.
• Although it contains near 30,000 inhabitants, it has more the air of a thriving Swiss town, than that of a German capital, the abodes and gardens of the royal family excepted.
• We are the only Protestants who are such rigid observers of the Sabbath, the Scotch perhaps excepted.
• We were able to stow a proportion of provisions for twelve months, bread excepted, of which only seven months could be taken, including a part in flour.
• The right of Federal citizenship thus to be conferred on the several excepted races before mentioned is now for the first time proposed to be given by law.
• Becoming continually more and more intimate, a practice at length obtained of our dining with each other alternately every day, Sundays excepted.
• Here is a person, the whole term of whose earthly existence, one poor uncertain hour excepted, has been spent in a sinful course.
• It was addressed to the Princess Dowager, and she at once excepted to the name.
• In some of the cases excepted in the preceding section, the second marriage is merely excusable.

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