unlevied
/ʌnˈlɛvid/
adjective
- Not imposed or collected, as a tax, fee, or fine.
- The new tax on luxury goods remained unlevied due to public opposition.
- Several fines for late returns were left unlevied during the library's amnesty week.
- The government decided to keep the proposed tariff unlevied to avoid trade disputes.
- Not raised or called up, as troops or an army.
- The militia remained unlevied because the threat never materialized.
- The king's decree to raise an army went unlevied as the nobles refused to send their men.
- During peacetime, most of the reserve forces were unlevied.
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