25/11/2021
What is the difference between exception and exemption?
Due to their similar forms and morphology, the terms exemption and exception are frequently confused. There is, however, a distinction between the two words, namely, exemption and exception. The term 'exemption' can refer to either 'freedom' or 'exclusion.' The word 'exception,' on the other hand, is employed in the sense of 'omission.' The fundamental distinction between the two words is this.
โพโผโปThe term 'exemption' is a noun that is derived from the verb 'exempt.' The term 'exception,' on the other hand, is a noun that is produced from the verb 'except.' Take a look at the sentences below.
1. In the first year of his postgraduate program, Francis received an exemption.
2. Angela had sought for a fee waiver.
โBecause the word 'exemption' is used in both sentences to mean 'exclusion,' the first sentence's meaning would be 'Francis got an exclusion (of papers) in the first year of his postgraduate degree.' 'Angela applied for a fee exemption,' would be the meaning of the second sentence.
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