excused

/ɪkˈskjuːzd/adjective2 syllables

Excused means: granted exemption.

Synonyms for excused1

adjective, as in granted exemption

What does excused mean?1

adjective

1

granted exemption“one of the excused jurors planned to write a book”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with excused?12

one syllable

used fusedbruised

two syllables

refused confused accused abused unused amusedinfusedreusedmisused

Show 40 near rhymes

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Excused in a sentence

You were excused from doing that, weren't you?CK
Taking all things into consideration, his conduct can be excused.CM
Granting that he was drunk, his conduct cannot be excused.unknown
You want to be excused from doing that, don't you?CK
You hope to be excused from doing that, don't you?CK
You are not excused from the responsibility for this serious situation.Zifre
I thought you said you wanted to be excused from doing that.CK
My nephew was excused on the grounds of his youth.unknown

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