Due and Exemption

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Due

Due noun - That which is deserved or owed.
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Exemption and due are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Exemption" instead a noun "Due".

Exemption

Exemption noun - Freedom from punishment, harm, or loss.
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Due and exemption are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Due" instead a noun "Exemption".
Nearby Words: exempt, exempting, exempted

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  • Bad Powers, Good People He has an exemption from the government-funded bounties against monsters, due to using his werewolf abilities in several wars.
    Source: Bad Powers, Good People
  • Manga / Kanpeki Na Kanojo However it's due to these same traits that she's considered extremely hard to approach or talk to, even by the other students in her class.Except for one exemption: Takeda Norihisa, the boy who sits in front of her in class.
    Source: Manga / Kanpeki Na Kanojo
  • Useful Notes / National Rail They do not meet modern safety standards (although they were a considerable improvement on what was before) due to doors that can be opened while the train is moving and body frame issues; as a result any unmodified versions are now banned without getting an exemption from NR.
    Source: Useful Notes / National Rail
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