You're excused Meaning in English
expression
Definition
A polite way to tell someone they can leave, stop participating, or are not required to do something anymore. Often used by teachers, bosses, or in formal situations.
Usage & Nuances
Very polite and slightly formal, commonly used in schools or workplaces. Can sound distant if used between close friends. Often said by someone in authority, like 'the teacher said, "you're excused".' Not usually used to forgive a mistake; for that, use 'you're forgiven' or 'it's okay.'
Example Sentences
You're excused. You may go home now.
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When you finish the test, raise your hand and I'll say, 'You're excused.'
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Thank you for your help today. You're excused.
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If you have no more questions, you're excused.
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Alright everyone, that's all for today. You're excused!
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You're all set. You're excused from the meeting.
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