Rare variant of 'exceptionless'; without exception; allowing no exceptions.
From 'except' + '-less' suffix. A less common formation than 'exceptionless,' combining the verb root directly with the negative suffix.
The existence of both 'exceptionless' and 'exceptless' shows how English speakers sometimes have multiple routes to the same meaning—but one usually wins out through common usage.
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