No. 3,473 in Spanish
exenta
Free or exempt from something.
In a sentence
Ella está exenta de pagar impuestos debido a su condición.
She is exempt from paying taxes due to her condition.
The word 'exenta' is used here as an adjective meaning 'exempt,' indicating that the subject is free from a certain obligation or requirement, specifically paying taxes.
La decoración era exenta de detalles innecesarios, mostrando elegancia.
The decoration was devoid of unnecessary details, showing elegance.
In this sentence, 'exenta' conveys that something lacks or is free from certain elements, here referring to an absence of unnecessary details.
Su estilo de vida exento de estrés le permite disfrutar de buena salud.
Her stress-free lifestyle allows her to enjoy good health.
Here, 'exento' indicates the quality of being free from a particular condition or characteristic, namely stress.
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