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‖ exceptis excipiendis, advb. phr.|ɛkˈsɛptɪs ɛksɪpɪˈɛndɪs|
[late Lat., f. L. exceptis, excipiendis, ablative pl. respectively of pa. pple. and gerundive of excipĕre to except.]
Excepting whatever is to be excepted, with proper exceptions. Cf. mutatis mutandis.
1877Geo. Eliot Let. 30 Jan. (1956) VI. 335 The cheap edition of my books—which, exceptis excipiendis, is a beautiful edition. 1887Athenæum 9 July 50/2 Nothing is more notorious..in the spiritual régime of the Republic than the extension of toleration to all exceptis excipiendis. 1932S.P.E. Tract xxxvii. 546 He is naturally impatient of the common delusion that we speak (exceptis excipiendis) much as we spell. |