except (pre)  NOTE : To replace this word, it is necessary to use a different construction.  Be "specific".  KEEP ALL THE PARTS THAT ARE SATISFACTORY, BUT DISCARD THOSE THAT ARE BROKEN.  Keep all parts except those that are broken.
 exception (n)  NOTE : To replace this word, it is necessary to use a different construction.  Be "specific".  KEEP ALL THE PARTS THAT ARE SATISFACTORY, BUT DISCARD THOSE THAT ARE BROKEN.  Keep all parts with the exception of those that are broken.
 exceptional (adj)  UNUSUAL  IF YOU MUST APPLY AN UNUSUAL FORCE TO OPEN THE XXXX, EXAMINE THE CONTROL LINKAGE.  If exceptional force is needed to open the XXXX, examine the control linkage.
 exceptionally (adv)  UNUSUALLY  IF THE TIRE PRESSURE IS UNUSUALLY HIGH, OPEN THE VALVE.  If the tire pressure is exceptionally high, open the valve.
 excess (adj)  TOO MUCH, MORE THAN, UNWANTED  DO NOT APPLY TOO MUCH ADHESIVE ON THE GASKET.  Do not apply excess adhesive on the gasket.
       DO NOT PUT MORE THAN THE PERMITTED WEIGHT ON THE TROLLEY.  Do not put excess weight on the trolley.
      REMOVE THE UNWANTED COMPOUND FROM THE GASKET.  Wipe excess compound from gasket.
 excess (n)  TOO MUCH, MORE THAN  IF YOU USE TOO MUCH PAINT, THE FINISH WILL BE UNSATISFACTORY.  An excess of paint will give a poor finish.
       THE HYDRAULIC PRESSURE MUST NOT BE MORE THAN 200 BARS.  The hydraulic pressure must not be in excess of 200 bars.

 
 
 excessive (adj)  TOO MUCH, MORE THAN
 NOTE : Be "specific" if possible.  TOO MUCH FORCE CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE XXXX.  Excessive force can damage the XXXX.
       DO THE PART "A" PROCEDURE WHEN THE AIRCRAFT ACCELERATIONS ARE MORE THAN XXXX.  Carry out the Part A procedure when excessive accelerations have been reported.
 excessively (adv)  TOO MUCH, MORE THAN