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ex
1
(ex)
Pronunciation:
/ɛks/
preposition
1
British
(of goods) sold direct from:
carpet tiles offered at a special price, ex stock
North American
(of goods) without charges to the purchaser until removed from:
ex warehouse
2
British
not including:
the cost is £5,000 ex VAT
Origin:
mid 19th century
(in
ex
1
(sense 2)
)
: from Latin, 'out of'
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