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exceptionsnounpl. of exception a feeling or declaration of disapproval or dissentI take strong exception to your assessment of his singing ability challenges, complaints, demurrals, demurrers, demurs, difficulties, expostulations, fusses, kicks, objections, protests, questions, remonstrances, stinks compunctions, doubts, misgivings, qualms, scruplesmisunderstandingscavils, niggles(chiefly British), quibblesarguments, conflicts, debates, disputes, dissents, hassles, quarrels, squabbles, staticscensures, criticismsdefiances, disobediences, rebellionsdistrusts, dubieties, dubitations(archaic), incertitudes, indeterminations, misdoubts, mistrusts, reservations, skepticisms, suspicions, uncertaintiesreluctances approvals, sanctionsacceptances, acquiescences, agreements, assentscompliances, obediences something that is different from what is ordinary or expectedher tardiness today is an exception; usually she's on time aberrations, abnormalities, anomalies, oddities, oddments, rarities curiosities, peculiarities, singularitiesaccidents, bizarreries, phenomena(or phenomenons), quirks, vagariesdistortions, kinks, mutations, variationsdifferences, disparities, inconsistences, inconsistencieserrors, mistakescontradictions, paradoxes norms, ordinaries, usuals |