Pronunciation: /ɪkˈsɛptɪd/
verb to exclude or leave out from a list or group
A1 I like all fruits excepted for bananas.
A2 She invited everyone to the party excepted for John.
B1 All students passed the exam excepted one.
B2 The team won every game this season excepted the final match.
C1 The company implemented new policies, with all departments excepted the marketing team.
C2 The artist's work was acclaimed by critics worldwide, with few exceptions excepted.
adjective excluded or not included in a particular list or group
A1 All the students in the class passed the test excepted one.
A2 I finished all my homework excepted the last question.
B1 The team won every game this season excepted the final match.
B2 The company hired all the applicants excepted one who didn't meet the requirements.
C1 The chef prepared a delicious meal with all the ingredients excepted the main course.
C2 The author signed copies of his book for all the fans excepted a few who arrived late.
formal All employees are required to attend the meeting, with no one excepted.
informal Everyone has to be at the party, no one excepted.
slang You better finish your homework, no excuses excepted.
figurative The entire class aced the test, no one excepted from the success.
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