No. 9,792 in French
exempte
Free or absolved from a duty, obligation, or liability.
In a sentence
Elle est exempte de toute responsabilité dans cette affaire.
She is exempt from any responsibility in this matter.
In this sentence, 'exempte' is used as an adjective to describe the subject 'elle', meaning 'free from' or 'not subject to' responsibility.
Le document exempte les employés des frais supplémentaires.
The document exempts the employees from additional fees.
Here, 'exempte' is a verb conjugated in the third person singular, where it means 'to free' or 'to relieve' someone of a burden or obligation.
Cette règle est exempte de contradictions.
This rule is free of contradictions.
In this instance, 'exempte' is used as an adjective to express that something is devoid of or not having contradictions.
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