Except is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXCEPT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to exclude, leave out
• specify as excluded from a category or group
• To take or leave out (anything) from a number or a whole as not belonging to it; to exclude; to omit.
• To object to; to protest against.
• To take exception; to object; -- usually followed by to, sometimes by against; as, to except to a witness or his testimony.
• take exception to
• prevent from being included or considered or accepted
• leave out; omit; exclude
PREPOSITION:
• not including; other than
• other than, not including
• With exclusion of; leaving or left out; excepting.
CONJUNCTION:
• used before a statement that forms an exception to one just made
• unless
• Unless; if it be not so that.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to leave out

Words related to EXCEPT

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Words that contain EXCEPT

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How to use EXCEPT in a sentence

• There was no other passage for the Gauls except either across the Little St.
• None like unto them rose again in Persia, if we except the great Jami.
• Except for a few pounds of fish, their provisions were gone.
• There is no value, however, in the verse, except that it is graphic now and then.
• Of old the unmarried woman could do little except sit by the fire and spin or make clothing for the South Sea Islanders.
• I never had any dealings in land, or other property, except as Governor, charged with the interests of the whole community.
• When every blackfellow in South Gippsland, except old Darriman, was dead, Mr.
• These labour too under this additional inconvenience that scarcely any except the largest run out to sea in a direct course.
• The people pay the real price of their bread every where, except at Paris and Versailles.
• It was a clear, cold, moonlight night and very still, except the distant murmuring of the Penobscot at some falls.
• Kelly, who proposed to abolish the punishment of death for all the crimes still capital, except murder and treason.
• But many of the Americans who have been here have been commercial people, and did not seem to care much about it except as a curiosity.
• The darkness of the night enabled me to perceive little except a vague sense of shape, a head crowned by a soft hat, and an apparently slender figure.
• After awhile he never noticed him except to push him aside or to find fault.
• The party were now much exhausted, having had nothing to eat for two days, except one rat, about the size of a kitten.
• With such a series of pickets out around the school none of the student body got through without buying pennies, except Fred Ripley and Clara Deane.
• To take such a principle and to derive from it the mind, matter, and indeed everything else except the pure self-luminous Brahman, would hardly appeal to our reason.
• XVII Except on Sundays, the father rarely ate with the rest of the family.
• Except in a few instances at Rouen, I never failed to find civility and attention among the French.
• Thus for a year Stella had been left to her own company except for a couple of visits which the Reptons had paid to her.
• Yet Bailey had no clear impression of anything going on in his mind during that vast period, except a vague wonder at his inability to throw the second medicine bottle.
• For how could I imagine my death, except by going outside of myself, and looking at myself as if I were not I but somebody else? We do not die.
• She longed for the counsel of an older and more experienced head, but there was none present, except Miss Ladd, the Guardian of the Fire, to whom she might go with her story.
• All are in the grave except Clark, who, like the writer, lives in withered age.

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