Compound Prepositions - Exception & Exclusion

Explore English compound prepositions for expressing exception and exclusion, including "aside from" and "in lieu of".

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aside from

used to indicate exclusion of a particular thing or person

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$Definition & Meaning of \"aside from\"$

except for

not including a specific item, person, or condition

[preposition]

$Definition & Meaning of \"except for\"$

in lieu of

in replacement of something that is typically expected or required

[preposition]

$Definition & Meaning of \"in lieu of\"$

in place of

as a substitute for someone or something

[preposition]

$Definition & Meaning of \"in place of\"$

instead of

as a substitute for someone or something else

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$Definition & Meaning of \"instead of\"$

outside of

excluding a particular thing, person, or condition

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$Definition & Meaning of \"outside of\"$

regardless of

without taking into consideration or being influenced by a particular factor or condition

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$Definition & Meaning of \"regardless of\"$

out of reach of

beyond the distance or capability of someone or something to access or attain

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$Definition & Meaning of \"out of reach of\"$

with the exception of

not including a specific item, person, or condition

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$Definition & Meaning of \"with the exception of\"$

apart from

used to indicate an exception or exclusion from something or someone

[preposition]

$Definition & Meaning of \"apart from\"$

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Compound Prepositions - Exception & Exclusion