How Do You Spell EXEMPTING?

Pronunciation: [ɛɡzˈɛmptɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "exempting" is spelled /ɪɡˈzɛmptɪŋ/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The /ɪɡ/ sound at the beginning is the prefix "ex" pronounced as its own syllable. The /ˈzɛmpt/ portion of the word is straightforward, with the stress on the first syllable and the vowel sound in the second syllable pronounced as "e" like in "pet". The final syllable is pronounced as /ɪŋ/, with the "i" sound rhyming with the "e" in "pet" and the "ng" sound at the end pronounced as one sound.

EXEMPTING Meaning and Definition

  1. Exempting is a verb that refers to the action or process of granting someone or something exemption or immunity from a particular requirement, obligation, or rule. It involves making an exception for a person, group, or object, thereby excluding them from the usual conditions or rules that apply to others in a specific situation. The act of exempting often involves acknowledging a special circumstance or considering a specific set of criteria that warrant the exclusion.

    Exempting can occur in various contexts, such as legal, financial, or administrative spheres. For instance, in tax laws, individuals or organizations may be exempted from paying specific taxes due to their nonprofit status or for engaging in activities that serve a public benefit. Similarly, in employment regulations, certain groups or industries might be exempted from standard labor laws or minimum wage requirements based on their particular nature or unique circumstances.

    The process of exempting involves a deliberate decision or determination by an authority or governing body and typically requires meeting specific criteria or conditions that justify the exemption. It can provide relief or special treatment to those who meet the established criteria, acknowledging their difference or uniqueness compared to the general population or standard rules.

Common Misspellings for EXEMPTING

Etymology of EXEMPTING

The word "exempting" is derived from the verb "exempt". The term "exempt" originated from the Latin word "exemptus" which is the past participle of "eximere", meaning "taken out" or "removed". The Latin term is a combination of the prefix "ex", meaning "out", and "emere", meaning "take" or "buy". Therefore, "exempting" refers to the action of removing or excusing someone or something from a particular obligation, duty, or requirement.

Similar spelling words for EXEMPTING

Conjugate verb Exempting

CONDITIONAL

I would exempt
we would exempt
you would exempt
he/she/it would exempt
they would exempt

FUTURE

I will exempt
we will exempt
you will exempt
he/she/it will exempt
they will exempt

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have exempted
we will have exempted
you will have exempted
he/she/it will have exempted
they will have exempted

PAST

I exempted
we exempted
you exempted
he/she/it exempted
they exempted

PAST PERFECT

I had exempted
we had exempted
you had exempted
he/she/it had exempted
they had exempted

PRESENT

I exempt
we exempt
you exempt
he/she/it exempts
they exempt

PRESENT PERFECT

I have exempted
we have exempted
you have exempted
he/she/it has exempted
they have exempted
I am exempting
we are exempting
you are exempting
he/she/it is exempting
they are exempting
I was exempting
we were exempting
you were exempting
he/she/it was exempting
they were exempting
I will be exempting
we will be exempting
you will be exempting
he/she/it will be exempting
they will be exempting
I have been exempting
we have been exempting
you have been exempting
he/she/it has been exempting
they have been exempting
I had been exempting
we had been exempting
you had been exempting
he/she/it had been exempting
they had been exempting
I will have been exempting
we will have been exempting
you will have been exempting
he/she/it will have been exempting
they will have been exempting
I would have exempted
we would have exempted
you would have exempted
he/she/it would have exempted
they would have exempted
I would be exempting
we would be exempting
you would be exempting
he/she/it would be exempting
they would be exempting
I would have been exempting
we would have been exempting
you would have been exempting
he/she/it would have been exempting
they would have been exempting

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