Except

What do we mean by except?

With the exclusion of; other than; but. preposition

If it were not for the fact that; only. Often used with that: conjunction

Otherwise than. conjunction

Unless. conjunction

To leave out; exclude. intransitive verb

To object. intransitive verb

(except for) Were it not for. idiom

Being excepted or left out; with the exception of; excepting: usually equivalent to but, but more emphatic.

Excepting; if it be not that; unless.

To take or leave out of consideration; exclude from a statement or category, as one or more of a number, or some particular or detail; omit or withhold: as, to except a few from a general condemnation.

To object; take exception: now usually followed by to, but formerly sometimes by against: as, to except to a witness or to his testimony.

Unless; if it be not so that. conjunction

With exclusion of; leaving or left out; excepting. preposition

To take exception; to object; -- usually followed by to, sometimes by against. intransitive verb

To take or leave out (anything) from a number or a whole as not belonging to it; to exclude; to omit. transitive verb

To object to; to protest against. transitive verb

To exclude; to specify as being an exception. verb

To take exception, to object (to or against). verb

With the exception of; but. preposition

With the exception (that); used to introduce a clause, phrase or adverb forming an exception or qualification to something previously stated. conjunction

To exclude; to specify as being an exception.

To take exception, to object (to or against).

Words that are spelled similarly to except:
except, excerpt, ecept.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word except:
indicated, noted, holidays, antarctica, occasional, brief, bonus, circumstances.

Words that rhyme with except:
precept, adept, accept, inept, intercept, sept, leapt, kept, crept, swept, wept, yclept, slept, windswept, prepped, stepped, leaped, clept, sidestepped, pepped, overstepped, overslept, schlepped, sept-, hept-.

Adjectives that are often used to describe except:
true, correct, possible, accurate, appropriate, protected, try, nineteenth, acute, false, unemployed, huge, above, underlined, presidential, fifteenth, chronic, likely, passive, 18th, judicial, differential, characteristic, pulmonary, nucleotide, comparable, cardiac, acceptable.

Consonant match to except:
excerpt, accept.

Words that sound like except:
except, accept, excepts, excepter, exceptor, equipped, equipt, excite, excerpt, acceptor, accepter, excessed, exapt, expt, acceptee, accepts, exit, exceed, exempt, excepted, exite, expat, incept, thickset, yclept, ixt, occiput, eset, discept, exceptive, x out, accessed, recept, suscept, accite, equip, fixit, mixup, mix-up, mix it, dixit, fix-it, fix it, mix up, equipe, hiccuped, isip, hiccupped, fix up, equipo, exode, ixa, icet, exabyte, isett, fix-up, picks up, accent, accepted, excel, expert, escaped, excess, accepting, equate, expo, excelled, excites, excepting, exp, aset, exed, excerpts, exciter, acceptive, acceptors, axid, exsert, acet, excel at, exeat, ecoute, excide, excerp, exide, expy, ecst, experte, estopped, ex-pat, accepters, aricept, ex pat, exsect, egg-shaped, expr, esset, acep, asep, egg shaped.