What does the 'ex' in this sentence mean...

thereds · Jan 20, 2005

Fares valid for outbound travel ex-London until 31st March 2005.

?!?

crab · Jan 20, 2005

Excluding?

HardcoreRobot · Jan 20, 2005

probably excluding

PatboyX · Jan 20, 2005

except?
whats the full context?

novasatori · Jan 20, 2005

excluding?

thereds · Jan 20, 2005

But the fare is from London itself...so how could it be excluding?

I don't get it.

nageov3t · Jan 20, 2005

maybe they slipped into Latin and meant from / out of

thereds · Jan 20, 2005

I think thats it loki.

Probably travel lingo?

IAteYourMother · Jan 20, 2005

Originally posted by: loki8481
maybe they slipped into Latin and meant from / out of

what else could it be?

FlyLice · Jan 20, 2005

Latin, ex : (= e ) (prep. + abl.) out of, from within, from / on account of.