exempt (adj.) Copy link Outline 1. immūnis, e (not liable to burdens or duties)2. văcuus (void of, clear from3. expers4. prīvātus (with abl.) • exempt (adj.): 1. immūnis, e (not liable to burdens or duties): in Cic. usu. absol., as agri im. liberique, i. e. free from every kind of burden: also foll. by abl., with prep., as ab omni onere im., Suet. Cl. 25; without prep., as militiâ im., Liv. 1, 43, med.; or with gen., as portoriorum im., Liv. 38, 44, med.: Tac. 2. văcuus (void of, clear from: usu. foll. by abl. with or without ab; less freq. by gen.): a mind e. from all care, animus v. ab omni cura, Cic. (v. void of): e. from punishment and tribute, v. a securibus et tributis, Tac. A. 12, 34: but omni tributi v., ib. 61. 3. expers: v. destitute of. Join: vacuus, expers, solutus ac liber [ab omni sumptu, munere, molestia], Cic. Verr. 4, 10, 23. 4. prīvātus (with abl.): e. from all suffering, p. dolore omni, Lucr. Phr.: a soldier e. from further service, emeritus, Tac.; miles vacans (a supernumerary), Trebell.