"excepting" is a correct and usable word in written English. It is used to introduce a statement that forms an exception to a general rule or principle. For example, "Excepting holidays, the museum is open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm every day.".
The number of vertebrae in each group, excepting the caudal vertebrae, is moderately consistent, though there are some exceptions to the group averages.
Her last film, excepting a quirky appearance as an nymphomaniac princess in Mike Hodges's Pulp (1972), was as a press agent who discovers country boy singer Elvis Presley in Loving You (1957) and sets him on the road to fame.
We're both enraptured by the unfolding squabble between a woman in a conservative getup, excepting the red-streaked hair just peaking out from underneath her black headscarf, and the chador-cloaked morality police officer accosting her.
Sixteen had been seen before the study began, but only one had previously been looked at in any detail.Features on the Moon (excepting those few from which samples have been collected) are dated by counting craters on them.
Power cuts and kilometre-long queues for fuel stoked anger against the Brothers even among the rural poor previously a loyal part of their base.Luckily for Mr Morsi, no rival political factions, excepting the Salafist party well-ensconced in slums and villages, looked likely to tap into this growing anger.
Figures from the World Health Organisation show that Britons are less likely to take their own lives than Americans or anyone else in Europe, excepting the famously sanguine inhabitants of Greece, Italy and Portugal.
Nonetheless, some philosophers, including Jeremy Bentham and Hans Kelsen, argue that the content of every legal system can and should be represented solely in terms of duty-imposing and duty-excepting laws.
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