Definition: The quality of being unusual or extraordinary, standing out from the norm.

Example: Her exceptionalness in mathematics earned her a scholarship to a prestigious university.

Definition: The quality of being more than what is necessary or reasonable.

Example: The excessiveness of his spending led to financial problems.

Definition: A person who supports or promotes the idea of keeping certain individuals or groups out from having rights or privileges.

Example: The exclusionist argued against allowing certain groups to participate in the community event.

Definition: The practice of not allowing certain people or groups to participate or belong, often to maintain a sense of superiority or uniqueness.

Example: The school's exclusivism led to a lack of diversity among its students.

Definition: A person who supports the idea that only a particular group or belief is valid, often excluding others.

Example: The exclusivist argued that only their interpretation of the doctrine was correct.

Definition: Not allowed to be part of a church or religious community due to a formal decision.

Example: After the disagreement with the church leaders, he found himself in an excommunicate position.

Definition: A person who has been officially removed from membership in a religious community or organization.

Example: After the scandal, he was declared an excommunicate by the church.

Definition: To officially remove someone from a religious community or organization, preventing them from participating in its activities.

Example: The church decided to excommunicate the member for violating its rules.

Definition: A formal punishment by a church that removes a person's membership and rights within that church.

Example: After the scandal, the priest faced excommunication from the church.

Definition: A person who officially excludes someone from participation in a religious community or organization.

Example: The excommunicator declared that the member was no longer welcome in the church.

Definition: Something that can be forgiven or justified; not deserving blame.

Example: His absence from the meeting was excusable due to a family emergency.

Definition: The quality of being able to be excused or forgiven for a mistake or wrongdoing.

Example: The excusableness of his actions was debated among his peers.