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- pronunciation:
- ihk
sep
sh
 n
- phrases:
- take exception
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun), Word Parts
| part of speech: |
noun |
| definition 1: |
the act of leaving out.
- synonyms:
- exclusion, omission
- similar words:
- elimination, exemption, isolation, ostracism, rejection, skip
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| definition 2: |
something left out of a class or type of thing.
- synonyms:
- exclusion, omission
- similar words:
- reject, skip
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| definition 3: |
something to which a general rule does not apply.
- synonyms:
- anomaly
- similar words:
- aberration, deviation, freak, irregularity, oddity, quirk
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| definition 4: |
an objection or negative criticism, as regarding a particular point.
- synonyms:
- demurrer, objection
- similar words:
- challenge, criticism, disagreement, question
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| related words: |
concession, objection, omission, protest |
adjective + (n.)exception
arguable,
conspicuous,
down-stream,
express,
glaring,
governmental,
honorable,
implied,
invalid,
limited,
lone,
minor,
notable,
noted,
noteworthy,
noticeable,
occasional,
only,
partial,
possible,
probable,
proposed,
rare,
rounding,
shining,
singular,
sole,
statutory,
striking,
stubborn
[See all][See only the most frequent]
verb + (n.)exception
carve
(n.)exception
+ verb
prove
noun + (n.)exception
criteria, exemption, hearsay, impossibility, infidelity, interruption, norm, nuisance, qualification, specification, waiver
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| phrase: |
take exception |
The word exception
contains the following part:
cap1, cip, capt, cept, -ceive, -ceit
Latin
root
that means to take, catch
  Example words:
accept, acceptable, acceptance, capability, capable, capacious, capacity, captive, capture, conceive, concept, deceive, deception, deceptive, except, exception, incapable, inconceivable, intercept, participant, participate, perceive, perceptive, percipient, precept, receive, reception, recipient, susceptible
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