excluding
ɪkˈskluːdɪŋ
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Definition of excluding - Reverso English Dictionary

Preposition

exclusionexcept for a particular thing or person
  • Everyone excluding John was invited to the party.
except omitting

Adjective

exclusionnot included or considered
  • The excluding factors were not mentioned in the report.
omitting
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Expressions with excluding

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showing money total before any taxes are added
The excluding tax price appears in a separate column on the receipt.
price does not include value-added tax
The total cost is $100 excluding VAT.

Origin of excluding

Latin, ex (out) + claudere (to close)

Terms with excluding included in their meaning

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butprep.
exception
except for or excluding something
excluding subject
all other people except the subject
exclusion
excluding from a general statement or category
filmmaking
group making a film excluding cast and producers
exclusive person
refers to only one specific person or group, excluding all others
exclusion
excluding from consideration or calculation
health regimen
diet excluding or limiting salt intake
business day
day excluding weekends and holidays

Examples of excluding in a sentence

  • Excluding holidays, the office is open every day.
  • The excluding criteria were clearly outlined.
  • Excluding items were listed separately in the document.

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  1. French:sauf, excluant, ...
  2. German:außer, ausschließend, ...
  3. Italian:tranne, escluso, ...
  4. Spanish:excepto, excluyente, ...
  5. Portuguese:exceto, excluído, ...
  6. Chinese:除了, 排除的, ...
  7. Japanese:除いて, 除外された, ...
  8. Arabic:باستثناء, مُسْتَثْنًى, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְמַעֵט, מַחְרִיג, ...
  10. Russian:кроме, исключающий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:крім, що виключає, ...
  12. Hindi:छोड़कर, बहिष्कृत, ...
exclude
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Definition of exclude - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
leave outomit something from consideration or use
  • The report will exclude irrelevant data.
eliminate omit preclude
2.
keep outbar someone or something from entering or participating
  • The club decided to exclude him from the event.
ban bar prohibit
3.
legalTECH.refuse to accept evidence as valid in lawTECH.
  • The judge decided to exclude the evidence from the trial.
dismiss invalidate reject
4.
medicalTECH.eliminate a medical condition from diagnosisTECH.
  • The doctor can exclude diabetes after the test results.
dismiss rule out
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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.

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  1. French:exclure, écarter, ...
  2. German:ausschließen, ausgrenzen, ...
  3. Italian:escludere, impedire, ...
  4. Spanish:excluir, prohibir la entrada, ...
  5. Portuguese:excluir, barrar, ...
  6. Chinese:排除, 排斥, ...
  7. Japanese:省く, 締め出す, ...
  8. Arabic:اِسْتَبْعَدَ, مَنَعَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַשְׁמִיט, לְהַדִּיר, ...
  10. Russian:исключать, не допустить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:виключати, не допускати, ...
  12. Hindi:बाहर रखना, प्रतिबंधित करना, ...
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