inclusive

/ɪnˈkluːsɪv/

embracing all people or things

The school aims to create an inclusive environment for students of all backgrounds.

The school wants to welcome and support students from diverse backgrounds.

general

including all people or things without exception

The policy is designed to be inclusive of all genders.

The policy considers and respects all gender identities.

Often used to describe policies, environments, or practices that welcome and accommodate diversity.

Collocations

inclusive ofincluding or coveringinclusive educationeducational system that supports all studentsinclusive growtheconomic growth that benefits all segments of society

economic development that benefits all segments of society

design that considers the needs of all users

Use 'inclusive' to describe environments or policies that welcome diversity.

While 'inclusive' is positive, using it excessively can dilute its impact.

From Latin 'inclusivus', meaning 'enclosed' or 'contained within'.

Often used in social, educational, and business contexts to emphasize fairness and equality.

in-

not

prefix

-clusive

enclosing or containing

suffix

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