exclusion
/ɛksklyzjɔ̃/The act of excluding someone or something, or the state of being excluded.
L'exclusion sociale est un problème croissant dans notre société.
Social exclusion is a growing problem in our society.
Can refer to social, economic, or systemic exclusion.
In law, the act of removing someone from a legal process or group.
L'exclusion des preuves a été demandée par la défense.
The exclusion of evidence was requested by the defense.
Common in legal contexts, such as excluding evidence or witnesses.
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Common Usage
In everyday French, 'exclusion' often refers to social or economic exclusion, such as being left out of a group or system.
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Legal Context
In legal contexts, 'exclusion' can refer to the removal of evidence, witnesses, or parties from a legal process.
📖Word Origin
From Latin 'exclusio', meaning 'shutting out' or 'exclusion'.
📝Usage Notes
Often used in social, legal, or economic contexts to describe the act of removing someone or something from a group or system.