exclusion
Son exclusion de l'équipe a été un choc pour lui.
His exclusion from the team was a shock for him.
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.