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inclusion Definition

in·clu·sion (in klo̵̅o̅′z̸hən)

noun

  1. an including or being included
  2. something included; specif.,
    1. a solid, liquid, or gaseous foreign substance encased in mineral or rock
    2. Biol. a separate body, as a grain of starch, within the protoplasm of a cell

Etymology: L inclusio < inclusus, pp. of includere: see include

inclusion Synonyms

inclusion

n.

admittance, incorporation, embodiment, comprisal, formation, composition; see also addition 1, insertion.

Antonyms exclusion*, elimination*, exception.

inclusion Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • promote: Life In The Community: A project to promote community Inclusion for People with high support needs.
  • facilitate: Discuss about what you can do as a Chair to facilitate inclusion Session 3 5 mins.
  • foster: In many developing countries fostering digital inclusion is a major aim of government.
  • deserve: If there are any links to expatriate and relocation related sites that you feel deserve inclusion, please contact us and let us know.

Converse of subject

  • imply: No recommendation of any establishment is implied by inclusion on this website.

Adjective modifier

  • social: However, for many, social inclusion proved elusive.
  • continued: We fully support the continued inclusion of guidance within the Document itself which makes the whole package more accessible and user-friendly.
  • financial: Financial inclusion is a topic high on the Government's agenda.
  • fluid: Using fluid inclusion and vitrinite reflectance data, heat flows will be modeled which are consistent with structures inferred from seismic sections.

Modifies a noun

  • criterion: Inclusion criteria were all studies which provided data on age in relation to use of, or referral to specialist palliative care.
  • agenda: Significant improvements in bus services throughout the country are plugged in directly to the social inclusion agenda.

Preposition: in

  • newsbites: Please make it clear that your news item is for inclusion in NewsBites and include any source references.
  • edition: Members of the mailing list are invited to submit information for inclusion in future editions of Teaching History Online.
  • newsletter: Remember, the submission date means the date for inclusion in the next newsletter.

Preposition: of

  • fleck: Modern 10YR 3/1 Modern 1105 Spread - Very dark greyish-brown clay silt with inclusions of charcoal flecks, gravel and pebbles.
  • hyperlinks: Our inclusion of hyperlinks to such Web sites does not imply any endorsement of the material on such Web sites.
  • links: The inclusion of any links does not necessarily imply a recommendation or endorse the views expressed within them.
  • gravel: This consisted of a dark greyish-brown silty clay with inclusions of gravel.
  • aviation: For our part, we support the inclusion of aviation in the next stage of a robust EU emissions trading scheme.
  • link: The inclusion of the link does not imply an endorsement by our company.