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excuse from

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excuse someone from something
to permit a person not to do something; to exempt someone from something. Please excuse me from attending the meeting. I must excuse myself from the discussion.
See also: excuse


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Now, if you want to have a valid excuse from taking a few days off from to work or from the university, then you can still do so with the help of fake doctors excuse notes.
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The road was too narrow and we ran into a sheep," was the unlikely excuse from a customer from Devon.
 
 
 
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