exemption
/ɛksˈɛmp.ʃən/Definitions
1. noun
a circumstance or situation that is exempt from a particular rule or requirement
“The tax exemption allowed the charity to save a significant amount of money.”
2. noun
a right or privilege that someone is exempt from, especially in a particular situation or under certain circumstances
“Her exemption from military service was granted due to her medical condition.”
3. noun
a reduction or decrease in something, especially a tax or duty
“The company enjoyed a significant exemption on its export goods.”
4. verb
to free someone or something from a particular rule, requirement, or obligation
“The law exempts low-income families from paying property taxes.”