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Definition of excluded - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
left outnot included in a group or activity
- She felt excluded from the team activities.
2.
barredprevented from entering a place or participating
- He was excluded from the club for breaking the rules.
Expressions with excluded
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left out of a group or activity
He was excluded from the loop during the project discussions.
used to say a criticism does not include people here
Most people are lazy, present company excluded.
exclude responsibility for mistakes or missing information in documents
The contract states errors and omissions excluded to limit liability.
Origin of excluded
Latin, ex (out) + claudere (to close)
Terms with excluded included in their meaning
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no exclusion
emphasizing that no member of the group is excluded
emotion exclusion
have the feeling of being excluded or ignored by others
excluded
shows that no element of a group is included
excluded
no longer included or considered
exclusion
left out or excluded
exclusion
excluded from consideration or participation
exclusion
person or thing excluded from a general statement
exclusion
excluded from a group or decision-making process
excluded
absent or removed from consideration
exclusion
excluded from consideration or participation
social
person excluded from a group
outcast
person excluded from society or a group
exclusion
used to declare someone is disqualified or excluded
excluded group
not allowed to join because of disapproved actions or opinions
organization
meeting where only selected people may attend and others are excluded
exclusion
excluded from consideration
society
unpopular or socially excluded person
exclusion
excluded from a group or community
social
excluded from a group or activity
included
no longer excluded or isolated
excluded
failed to be included unintentionally
social exclusion
excluded from mainstream social, economic, or political life
excluded group
being outside a group or event, not included inside
social exclusion
excluded from a group or society
Examples of excluded in a sentence
The policy changes left many employees feeling excluded. She felt excluded from the group activities. The child was excluded from the game for not following the rules.
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- French:exclu, banni, ...
- German:ausgeschlossen, verbannt, ...
- Italian:escluso, ...
- Spanish:excluido, vetado, ...
- Portuguese:excluído, proibido, ...
- Chinese:被遗弃, 排除的, ...
- Japanese:除外された, 締め出された, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَبْعَد, مَمْنُوع, ...
- Hebrew:מוּחְרָם, מֻרְחָק, ...
- Russian:исключенный, исключённый, ...
- Ukrainian:виключений, заборонений, ...
- Hindi:बाहर रखा गया, बाहर, ...
Definition of exclude - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
leave outomit something from consideration or use
- The report will exclude irrelevant data.
2.
keep outbar someone or something from entering or participating
- The club decided to exclude him from the event.
3.
legalTECH. refuse to accept evidence as valid in lawTECH.
- The judge decided to exclude the evidence from the trial.
4.
medicalTECH. eliminate a medical condition from diagnosisTECH.
- The doctor can exclude diabetes after the test results.
Origin of exclude
Latin, 'excludere' (shut out)
Examples of exclude in a sentence
We must exclude personal bias from the analysis. They exclude pets from the hotel premises. The policy will exclude late submissions. The lawyer argued to exclude the testimony. Certain documents were excluded from the court proceedings. They need to exclude allergies before proceeding.
The symptoms allow us to exclude flu.
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- French:exclure, écarter, ...
- German:ausschließen, ausgrenzen, ...
- Italian:escludere, impedire, ...
- Spanish:excluir, prohibir la entrada, ...
- Portuguese:excluir, barrar, ...
- Chinese:排除, 排斥, ...
- Japanese:省く, 締め出す, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتَبْعَدَ, مَنَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַשְׁמִיט, לְהַדִּיר, ...
- Russian:исключать, не допустить, ...
- Ukrainian:виключати, не допускати, ...
- Hindi:बाहर रखना, प्रतिबंधित करना, ...
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