Synonyms for Exception:

• n.

  •
  • rarity,
  • rule,
  • custom.
  •
  • protest,
  • complaint.
  •
  • squawk,
  • support,
  • demur,
  • kick.
  •abnormality (noun)
  • weirdnesses,
  • atypicalnesses,
  • extra-ordinarinesses,
  • extra-ordinariness,
  • un-usualnesses,
  • bizarrenesses,
  • extra ordinariness,
  • un-commonness,
  • extraordinarinesses,
  • uncommonnesses,
  • unusualnesses,
  • un-commonnesses,
  • un commonnesses,
  • un usualness,
  • extra ordinarinesses,
  • un-usualness,
  • un usualnesses,
  • un commonness.
  •anomaly (noun)
  • un-orthodoxy,
  • in-congruities,
  • in-consistency,
  • un-conformity,
  • un orthodoxies,
  • in consistencies,
  • un conformities,
  • in congruity,
  • in congruities,
  • un-conformities,
  • in-congruity,
  • un conformity,
  • in-consistencies,
  • un-orthodoxies,
  • un orthodoxy,
  • in consistency.
  •cognition (noun)
  • exception,
  • elision.
  •condition (noun)
  • pre-requisite,
  • sine qua non,
  • prerequisites,
  • precondition,
  • terms,
  • pre-requisites.
  •difference (noun)
  • Discongruity,
  • unorthodoxness,
  • unlikeness.
  •dismissal (noun)
  • waiver,
  • absolution,
  • excuse,
  • dismissal,
  • relief,
  • amnesty,
  • concession,
  • permission,
  • freedom,
  • reprieve,
  • stay,
  • privilege,
  • liberty,
  • license,
  • discharge,
  • release,
  • pardon,
  • immunity.
  •dispensation (noun)
  • re-mission,
  • re missions,
  • re laxations,
  • re-lief,
  • re-laxation,
  • re lief,
  • re laxation,
  • re mission,
  • re-missions,
  • re-laxations.
  •exclusion (noun)
  • prohibitions,
  • lockout,
  • keeping out,
  • coventry,
  • lockouts,
  • relegations,
  • debarment,
  • relegation,
  • veto,
  • refusal,
  • Nonadmission.
  •exemption (noun)
  • re-lease,
  • re-leases,
  • re lease,
  • re leases.
  •impunity (noun)
  • non-liabilities,
  • nonliabilities,
  • non liabilities,
  • non liability.
  •irregularity (noun)
  • looseness,
  • laxity.
  •leaving out (noun)
  • Excusing,
  • omission,
  • disallowment,
  • barring,
  • passing over,
  • noninclusion,
  • expulsion,
  • repudiation,
  • reservation,
  • rejection,
  • Excepting.
  •nonconformity (noun)
  • non-acceptances,
  • nonacceptances,
  • nonconsents,
  • dis-approval,
  • dis-agreement,
  • dis-approbations,
  • dis-sent,
  • non-compliances,
  • non consent,
  • dis-obedience,
  • dis-affection,
  • recusances,
  • dis affections,
  • non agreements,
  • dis-approbation,
  • hetero doxies,
  • dis-sents,
  • in-subordination,
  • non-conformities,
  • dis-agreements,
  • un-conventionalities,
  • in-subordinations,
  • dis approvals,
  • dis approbations,
  • non agreement,
  • iconoclasms,
  • non conformities,
  • in subordinations,
  • non compliances,
  • unconventionalities,
  • mutinousnesses,
  • in subordination,
  • non-agreement,
  • dis agreements,
  • recusancies,
  • dis approval,
  • dis agreement,
  • non compliance,
  • hetero-doxy,
  • contumaciousnesses,
  • non conformity,
  • hetero-doxies,
  • non-agreements,
  • dis-obediences,
  • nonagreements,
  • un-conventionality,
  • un conventionality,
  • dis-affections,
  • transgressivenesses,
  • non-consents,
  • dis-approvals,
  • dis affection,
  • non acceptance,
  • dis sents,
  • un conventionalities,
  • dis obediences,
  • dis approbation,
  • non acceptances,
  • dis obedience,
  • hetero doxy,
  • bohemianisms,
  • non consents,
  • dis sent.
  •objection (noun)
  • dis pleasures,
  • dis inclinations,
  • dis-contents,
  • dis-pleasures,
  • re-monstrances,
  • dis-esteems,
  • dis content,
  • un-willingnesses,
  • dis pleasure,
  • demurrings,
  • counter-arguments,
  • demurrals,
  • un-willingness,
  • dis-inclinations,
  • dis esteems,
  • dis-satisfactions,
  • dis satisfactions,
  • dis-pleasure,
  • counter arguments,
  • un willingness,
  • dis contents,
  • dis inclination,
  • re monstrances,
  • counter argument,
  • re monstrance,
  • counterarguments,
  • dis-content,
  • dis-satisfaction,
  • un willingnesses,
  • re-monstrance,
  • dis esteem,
  • dis-inclination,
  • dis satisfaction,
  • shrinkings,
  • dis-esteem.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • Contumaciousness,
  • one for the books,
  • counter-argument,
  • outlier,
  • niggle,
  • objection,
  • Rara Avis,
  • nonconsent,
  • nonagreement,
  • protestation,
  • lawlessness,
  • heterodoxies,
  • condition,
  • Remonstration,
  • nonconformity,
  • recusancy,
  • rareness,
  • unorthodoxy,
  • recusance,
  • nonacceptance,
  • one for the book,
  • unusualness,
  • extraordinariness,
  • exclusion,
  • Oddities,
  • uncommonness,
  • counterargument,
  • unnaturalness,
  • unorthodoxies,
  • unconformities,
  • variant,
  • unconventionality,
  • Mutinousness,
  • difference,
  • non-acceptance,
  • exemption,
  • demurral,
  • Unconformity,
  • strangeness,
  • anomaly,
  • Preternaturalness,
  • small print,
  • non-conformity,
  • qualification,
  • atypicalness,
  • something else,
  • nonliability,
  • marvel,
  • non-consent,
  • transgressiveness,
  • phenomenon,
  • bizarreness,
  • weirdness,
  • irregularity,
  • non-liability,
  • heterodoxy,
  • dispensation,
  • Bohemianism,
  • flaw,
  • relaxation,
  • abnormality,
  • non-compliance,
  • iconoclasm.
  •phenomenon (noun)
  • rarae aves,
  • something elses,
  • one for book,
  • one for books.
  •precondition (noun)
  • pre-conditions.
  •rarity (noun)
  • rarenesses.
  •small print (noun)
  • saving clause,
  • escape clause.
  •unconformity (noun)
  • impropriety,
  • outlandishness,
  • oddity,
  • aberrance,
  • derangement,
  • curiosity,
  • eccentricity,
  • freakishness,
  • incompatibility,
  • idiosyncrasy,
  • peculiarity,
  • deviation,
  • funniness,
  • inconsistency,
  • singularity,
  • unfamiliarity,
  • quirkiness,
  • divergence,
  • aberration,
  • uniqueness,
  • incongruity.
  •unlikeness (noun)
  • un-likeness,
  • un-likenesses,
  • un likeness,
  • un likenesses.
  •unnaturalness (noun)
  • un-naturalness,
  • un-naturalnesses,
  • un naturalness,
  • un naturalnesses.
  •variation (noun)
  • deflections,
  • departure from the norm,
  • deflection.

• v.n.

  •Other relevant words: (v.n.)
  • challenge.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • curio,
  • conversation piece,
  • spectacle,
  • lulu,
  • goings on,
  • carryings-on,
  • apparition,
  • happening,
  • dynamite,
  • number,
  • fringe,
  • doozy,
  • red-letter day,
  • novelty,
  • paradox,
  • cheap thrill,
  • drama,
  • sensation,
  • tableau.
  •
  • remonstrance,
  • variation,
  • expostulation,
  • freak.
  •exemption
  • impunity.

Paraphrases for Exception:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    exemption, exemptions, derogation, derogations.
  • Noun, plural
    exemptions.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    exemption, carve-out, derogation.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    exceptional.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    exceptionalism, dispensation.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    deviations, departures, Motions, Disparities, mistakes, defects, reservists, objection, exclusion, exclusions, emergency.
  • Noun, plural
    exclusions.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Bis, opt-out, distinction, deviation, disqualification, 'exclusion, exceptional, non-application, limitation, restriction, proviso, caveat, objection, one-off, Unless, departure, exclusion, qualification, exoneration, emergency.
  • Verb, past tense
    Provided.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    case.

Antonyms for Exception:

• n.

  • leaving out
    regularity, admittal, normality, usualness, acceptance, admittance, inclusion, allowance, ratification.
  • special case; irregularity
    standard, conformity, similarity, commonality, sameness, uniformity.
  • Other antonyms:
    ordinary, approval, usual, acquiescence, sanction, willingness, agreement, compliance, norm, assent, obedience.

Homophones for Exception:

• exhibition, Egyptian Onion, expiation, expatiation, expedition, egyptian, excavation.

Hypernym for Exception:

• n.

  • communication
    caption.

Hyponym for Exception:

• n.

  • cognition
    omission, representative, instance, illustration, example.
  • communication
    objection.