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inclusif
/ɛ̃.kly.zif/
inclusive
Cette entreprise a une politique inclusive.
This company has an inclusive policy.
formal
Describing a system, policy, or environment that embraces and accommodates all individuals, regardless of differences such as race, gender, disability, or background.
L'école inclusive permet à tous les enfants d'apprendre ensemble.
An inclusive school allows all children to learn together.
Often used in contexts of education, workplace policies, and social initiatives.
Collocations
politique inclusiveinclusive policyéducation inclusiveinclusive educationemploi inclusifinclusive employment
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Usage in Modern Contexts
The term is frequently used in discussions about social justice, workplace diversity, and accessible education.
Gold Rule
Gender Inclusivity
In French, 'inclusif' can also refer to gender-inclusive language, such as using 'tous et toutes' instead of 'tous'.
Word Origin
Derived from the Latin 'inclusus', meaning 'enclosed' or 'contained', with the suffix '-if' indicating a quality or state.
Usage Notes
Commonly used in social, educational, and workplace contexts to describe practices or environments that promote diversity and accessibility.
Word Breakdown
in-
in
prefix-clus-
enclosed
root-if
quality or state
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