a. [f. as prec. + -LESS.] Without an exception; not admitting of an exception.
1782. Burke, Let. Penal Laws, Wks. VI. 274. The bill … is … a renewed act of … indispensable, exceptionless disqualification.
1854. Fraser’s Mag., XLIX. 73. It is only in idea that we can realize … such a moment of universal, indiscriminate … exceptionless deification.
1867. Macfarren, Harmony, vi. (1876), 215. General, uniform and exceptionless.
