inclusive
/ɪnˈklusɪv/
adjective
- Including all people, groups, or things; not leaving anyone out.
- An inclusive playground has equipment that children with disabilities can also use.
- We want our team to be inclusive, so we encourage everyone to share their ideas.
- The school has an inclusive policy that welcomes students of all backgrounds.
- Including the limits or boundaries mentioned (e.g., from Monday to Friday inclusive means including Monday and Friday).
- Please read chapters 5 through 8 inclusive for the test.
- The sale runs from June 1 to June 10 inclusive.
- The price is for a three-night stay, from Friday to Monday inclusive.
- Containing everything that is part of a whole; comprehensive.
- The hotel offers an inclusive package with meals, drinks, and activities.
- We need an inclusive list of all expenses before we finalize the budget.
- Her report was inclusive of all the data we collected.
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