uitzonderen

Definitions of uitzonderen
  1. verb
    prevent from being included or considered or accepted
    synonyms: buitensluiten, uitgesloten, uitsluiten, weglaten
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    antonyms:
    rangschikken, rekenen, tellen
    consider as part of something
    types:
    doorhalen, doorkrassen, doorkruisen, doorschrappen, doorstrepen
    leave or strike out
    type of:
    afschaffen, elimineren, wegwerken
    terminate, end, or take out
  2. verb
    bar temporarily; from school, office, etc.
    synonyms: schorsen, suspenderen, uitgesloten, uitsluiten
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    type of:
    royeren, wegdrijven
    force to leave or move out
  3. verb
    prevent from entering; keep out
    synonyms: uitsluiten
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    type of:
    droogleggen, verbieden, veteren
    command against
  4. verb
    prevent from entering; shut out
    synonyms: uitsluiten, weren
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    antonyms:
    admitteren, toelaten
    allow participation in or the right to be part of; permit to exercise the rights, functions, and responsibilities of
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    excommuniceren, excommuniëren
    exclude from a church or a religious community
    uitsluiten
    prevent employees from working during a strike
    doodverklaren, doodzwijgen
    avoid speaking to or dealing with
    boycotten
    refuse to sponsor; refuse to do business with
    type of:
    afwenden, beletten, letten, tegenhouden, verhinderen, verhoeden, verletten, vermijden, voorkomen
    stop (someone or something) from doing something or being in a certain state
  5. verb
    prevent employees from working during a strike
    synonyms: uitsluiten
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    type of:
    uitsluiten, weren
    prevent from entering; shut out
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