all inclusive

/ˌɔl ɪnˈkluːsɪv/
adjective
  1. Including everything, especially all costs, services, or items in a single price or package.
    • The conference fee is all-inclusive, covering workshops, materials, and lunch.
    • This all-inclusive insurance policy covers damage, theft, and liability.
    • We booked an all-inclusive resort for our vacation, so meals and drinks were covered.
  2. Including or covering all possible elements, aspects, or people; comprehensive.
    • The school promotes an all-inclusive approach to education, welcoming students of all backgrounds.
    • The festival aims to be all-inclusive, with activities for all ages and abilities.
    • Her report was all-inclusive, addressing every concern raised by the committee.
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