What is another word for excused?
Pronunciation:
[ ɛkskjˈuːsd], [ ɛkskjˈuːsd], [ ɛ_k_s_k_j_ˈuː_s_d]
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Similar words for excused:
- all (adjective)
- exempt (adjective)
- free (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- pardoned (adjective)
- privileged (adjective)
- exonerated (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- acquited (verb)
- dismissed (verb)
- forgave (verb)
- pleaded (verb)
- vindicated (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Excused:
adj.
• all (adjective) • exempt (adjective)- more spared,
- out-side,
- more excluded,
- more absolved,
- un-restricted,
- re leased,
- most excepted,
- re-leased,
- out side,
- un bound,
- dis charged,
- un-bound,
- most spared,
- more excepted,
- most liberated,
- more unbound,
- un shackled,
- off hook,
- dis-charged,
- un-restrained,
- un restrained,
- most absolved,
- un-shackled,
- un-checked,
- most unshackled,
- more walked,
- most excluded,
- more unshackled,
- un restricted,
- most walked,
- most unbound,
- more liberated,
- beat rap,
- un checked.
- exempt,
- granted,
- set apart,
- not subject,
- unbound,
- off the hook,
- void of,
- unshackled,
- Pardoned,
- outside,
- Franchised,
- privileged,
- not liable,
- innocent,
- not responsible,
- palatine.
n.
• exonerated (noun)- free.
v.
• acquited (verb)- exculpated,
- exonerated,
- dismissed,
- Defrayed,
- Forgiven,
- cleared,
- released,
- Forgave,
- acquitted,
- liberated,
- freed,
- absolved,
- discharged,
- vindicated.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- unanswerable,
- warranted,
- pruned,
- rationalised,
- covered,
- enfranchised,
- Assuaged,
- unaccountable,
- irreproachable,
- colored,
- defined,
- redeemed,
- accounted for,
- rationalized,
- unliable,
- Defended,
- clear,
- Occasioned,
- reasoned,
- Disengaged,
- irresponsible,
- Stilled,
- Extenuated,
- Salved,
- salvaged,
- apologised,
- Blotted,
- Remedied,
- Canceled,
- unavenged,
- Shriven,
- eased,
- coloured,
- Allayed,
- chartered,
- Palliated,
- Uncondemned,
- Favoured,
- Spared,
- dispensed,
- Indulged,
- Unrevenged,
- slurred,
- Grounded,
- alleviated,
- Unresented,
- Explained,
- favored,
- varnished,
- storied,
- alibied,
- softened,
- excuse,
- Franked,
- disregarded.
How to use "Excused" in context?
The word "excused" has a few different meanings. One definition is to excuse oneself from a duty or obligation. For example, you might say, "I'm sorry, but I am excused from this meeting." Another definition is to declare a reason for not fulfilling a duty or obligation. For example, you might say, "I'm sorry, but I cannot attend the meeting because I am ill." In this case, you are declaring an illness as a reason for not fulfilling the duty or obligation.
Paraphrases for Excused:
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Independent
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Verb, past participle
absolved, acquired, apologise, arranged, arrested, busted, conducted, discharged, dismissed, dispensed, disposed, disqualified, dumped, forgotten, furnished, given, halted, incorporated, justifiable, justified, organized, permitted, practised, quit, released, relieved, shut, stopped, table, taught, unloaded, warranted, withdrawn, Administered, Challenged, Delivered, Denied, Disseminated, Excepted, Excluded, Exempted, Forgiven, Imparted, Instituted, Offered, Pardoned, Rendered, Waived, Condoned, Provided, Spared, Sucked, Supplied, cases, downloaded, apologised, offloaded.
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Verb, past participle
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Homophones for Excused:
- esocidae, eke out, exocoetidae, eighty-two, exist, exhaust hood, equity, east, each day, escheat, eased, equate, excite, exact, eighth, excited, exude, exudate, excogitate, exhausted, estate, est, Exegete, eye socket, exode, eighty, echt, eight, eyesight, exhaust, egghead, exacta, exquisite, ezed, eyeshadow, esthete, Exsiccate, eight-day, exiguity, eject, ect, egoist, escudo, exceed, equid, equidae, executed, eightieth, egg white, exactitude, eyeshot, egest, essayist, eyeshade, exit, exocet, equisetatae, execute.
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