English
exceptable
Eggcorn of acceptable, equivalent to except + -able.
Formed from except + -able
Latin capiō ‘to take’
Latin excipiō ‘to take out, except’
Latin exceptus ‘taken out’
Middle French excepter
English except
Today it means
adj Eggcorn of acceptable.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / exceptable