Exempted is valid Scrabble Word

Is exempted a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
20 points in Scrabble
22 points in WWF

Definitions for EXEMPTED in dictionary:

VERB:

EXEMPT, to free from liability
free (a person or organization) from an obligation or liability imposed on others

NOUN:

a person who is exempt from something, especially the payment of tax.

ADJECTIVE:

free from an obligation or liability imposed on others

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to free from an obligation required of others

Words related to EXEMPTED

exempt17 exempting21 exempts18

Words that contain EXEMPTED

preexempted25

How to use EXEMPTED in a sentence

Next morning Steynholme was again united in condemning Grant, while the postmaster and his daughter were not wholly exempted from criticism.
Even the only sons of poor widowed women, such as Rohan Gwenfern was, were no longer exempted from conscription.
He exempted the clergy from all services to the State, from all personal taxes, and all municipal duties.
Epictetus was not exempted from this unjust and absurd decree.
Their dogs, kept for working purposes, were immune from taxation, and they adopted this method of distinguishing the animals thus exempted.
His only son, the heir to the throne, was not exempted from these laws.
That, I believe, is the only State where black women were exempted from taxation under the law.
Again, white women are exempted from labor generally, which negro women are not.
What kinds of real estate are exempted from taxation, and why? 18.
Why should members of Congress be exempted from arrest in certain cases? 25.

Monasteries were exempted from episcopal jurisdiction on payment of a tribute to Rome.
The native dignity of a well-disciplined mind exempted Venetia from such feminine weakness.
Emily had hitherto been in an unusual degree exempted from the oppression of despotism.
Nothing which acts or exists, is exempted from promoting in its own place the purposes of His kingdom.
They continued under the jurisdiction of the abbot of Praemonstre, who received contributions from them, till the year 1512, when they were exempted by Pope Julius 2d.
None but the King, and a few great men, are exempted from this labour.
A few ecclesiastics, who privately made an offering of a fifth, were alone exempted from this command.
He hath exempted from this those who are weak from illness or age, as a bounty from His Presence, and He is the Forgiving, the Generous.
It was on this idea that an income-tax, afterwards termed a property- tax, was laid on, by which the rich are made to pay, and the poor are exempted.
I can but entreat these men to stand in defense of our Brethren, and try to devise some plan by which they can be exempted from the necessity of bearing arms.
In the Bible, Exodus viii, 22, Goshen was exempted from the plague of the flies.
Consequently, all service out of the State is thrown on the constitutional militia, the Presidential militia being exempted from doing duty with them.
His better half argued that, having so many children, they ought in reason to be exempted.
Ways were easily found whereby to evade the law, which had exempted from its restrictions orders consecrated by their antiquity or their religious character.
True, some people are more fortunate than others, but none are exempted from grief and pain.
After the king was subdued bread and flesh-meat were exempted from excise.
From private acts of malice, fraud, violence, and rapine, no community whatsoever is exempted.
The seditious meeting bill was also subjected to a modification, by which all meetings held in a room or building were exempted from its operations.
These, again, had to be supplied with material, and the employees exempted from service.
They cannot be exempted from the associations of punishment with wrong.
The men who were exempted before are prosecuted to-day.
By the act of the 14th of July, 1832, coffee was exempted from duty altogether.
That is, those persons are exempted from the power of the laws who ought to be the most entirely submitted to them.
This impartiality, from which no noble was exempted, at times exasperated greatly the haughty aristocracy.
This man applied to the Legislature to be specially exempted from the penalties of this act, and to be permitted to return to the State.

Similar words containing EMPT without suffix ed and without prefix ex

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