preexempted
/priːɪɡˈzɛmptɪd/
adjective
- Having been freed from a requirement, rule, or obligation in advance.
- Small businesses are preexempted from the new reporting rules.
- The preexempted students did not have to take the final exam.
- The injured player was preexempted from all physical activities for two weeks.
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verb
- Past tense of preexempt: exempted or freed someone or something from a requirement, rule, or obligation in advance.
- The principal preexempted the honor roll students from the assembly.
- Her doctor preexempted her from gym class for the semester.
- The government preexempted the disaster area from certain taxes.