Meaning of "Exemption"
A state in which certain obligations (particularly military service obligations) do not apply from the outset due to physical or mental reasons or family circumstances
"He underwent psychological counseling and was granted an exemption from military service."
Related slang words
not yet completedThis refers to someone who has not yet fulfilled their military service obligation; it is a term used specifically to describe men who are about to enlist.Public interestIt refers to performing service or activities on behalf of public institutions or the state for the benefit of society as a whole, with the aim of achieving public objectives.military veteranAs a South Korean male, I have successfully completed my mandatory military service and have been honorably discharged.Love for Our Peers, Love for Our CountryThis slogan refers to the strong bond of camaraderie among fellow recruits who endure the hardships of military life together, and it embodies an attitude of patriotism rooted in that spirit.It fell outThis phrase describes a state where discipline has loosened, conduct has become disorderly, and hierarchy and order have collapsed; it is used to rebuke someone for this state and urge them to get their act together.Reserve ForcesA status in which one undergoes regular training for a certain period after discharge from the military to prepare for emergencies, or the act of undergoing such trainingCivil DefenseThis training is conducted following reserve forces training and is designed to build civilian defense capabilities in preparation for national emergencies such as disasters or invasions.Comfort TrainThis is a long-running military-themed television program that tours military bases to put on performances and cheer up the troops.