CEFR B1

inclusive

adjective

Meaning

Including all or many different types of people or things.

Examples

The festival aims to be inclusive, offering activities for all ages.
She advocates for more inclusive language in media and advertising.

Synonyms: broad, comprehensive, all-embracing, all-encompassing

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inclusive (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈkluːsɪv/

Definition

Including all or many different types of people or things.

Examples

The festival aims to be inclusive, offering activities for all ages.
She advocates for more inclusive language in media and advertising.
Their business model is designed to be inclusive of small and large enterprises.

How to Use inclusive

inclusive of (prepositional phrase): Including something or someone. — "The tour price is inclusive of all meals and accommodation."

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