all-inclusive Definition
all·-inclusive (-in klo̵̅o̅s′iv)
adjective
including everything; comprehensive
all-inclusive Synonyms
all-inclusive Usage Examples
Preposition: of
bed: The Hotel Ancon costs $ 90 per night, all-inclusive of bed, breakfast, lunch and evening meal.
Preposition: for
period: Our one off fee is all-inclusive for the 12-month period with no hidden charges.
Modifies a noun
- www.loot.com: One all-inclusive price. www.loot.com ( sponsored listing ) Essex - Properties to Buy Perfect homes.
- vacation: Otherwise, if you are intent on finding a cheap all-inclusive family vacation, select a reliable travel agent.
- resort: Some, not all of the all-inclusive resorts provide shows.
- package: Just take the time to see what's on offer with our all-inclusive packages.
- holiday: All the drinks were within the cost of the all-inclusive holiday, with the beer always being cold.
- ticket: Entrance to the sail is included in an all-inclusive ticket or a single ticket to HMS Victory.
Modifying Another Word
- not: You should also bear in mind the fact that the CLA license is not all-inclusive.
- either: Today, over 400 hotels in the Caribbean and Mexico are either all-inclusive resorts or offer all inclusive packages.
- only: I plan to visit ALL your Sandal Resorts and you will be the ONLY all-inclusive I will ever book with again;- } !
Browse dictionary entries near all-inclusive
- ‹ all-in cost
- ‹ all-important
- ‹ all hail
- ‹ all fours
- ‹ All Fools' Day
- ‹ all-fired
- ‹ allée
- ‹ all-clear
- ‹ all-around
- ‹ all-American
- all-nighter ›
- all-or-none ›
- all'ottava ›
- all-out ›
- all- ›
- all-purpose ›
- all right ›
- all-round ›
- all-rounder ›
- All Saints' Day ›

