Similar words: excuse, excuse me, excusable, inexcusable, excursion, exculpate, exculpation, focused. Meaning: [ɪk'skjuːz] 
adj. granted exemption.
adj. granted exemption. 
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(1) The chairman excused himself to us and left.
(2) He was excused from drill.
(3) He excused his absence by saying that he was ill.
(4) The teacher has excused the students from their homework for this evening.
(5) Can I be excused from football practice?
(6) I must ask to be excused.
(7) He excused himself to us.
(8) She is excused from attendance at the meeting.
(9) He wished to be excused from his duties today.
(10) He was excused piano practice.
(11) He was excused by reason of his age.
(12) Richard excused himself and went to his room.
(13) He excused himself and went up to his room.
(14) Iris excused herself with humble words.
(15) Jack quietly excused his rudeness.
(16) They may be excused this exercise.
(17) You can't be excused for such a silly reason. Sentencedict.com
(18) She excused herself from attending the meeting.
(19) The driver excused the locomotive from the train.
(20) They may be excused from complying with this regulation.
(21) I excused myself and ran back to the telephone.
(22) As soon as he'd finished eating,(sentencedict.com) he excused himself.
(23) She excused herself and left the meeting early.
(24) She was excused duties on Saturday.
(25) He was excused as physically unfit for duty.
(26) The boss of the ballroom excused them the fee.
(27) May I please be excused from the table?
(28) Henry got a stomachache and asked to be excused.
(29) Mary excused her absence by saying that she was ill.
(30) Jack had been excused from military service on account of short-sightedness.