Synonyms for inclusive
ɪnˈklu sɪvin·clu·sive

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1. inclusive

   Synonyms:
   comprehensive, embracing, additive, implied

   Antonyms:
   exclusive, excepted, renunciative, adversative

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1. inclusiveadjective

   including much or everything; and especially including stated limits

   "an inclusive art form"; "an inclusive fee"; "his concept of history is modern and inclusive"; "from Monday to Friday inclusive"

   Antonyms:
   privileged, only, inner, exclusive, inside, alone(p), selective, white-shoe

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1. inclusiveadjective

   Synonyms:
   inclosing, encircling

2. inclusiveadjective

   Synonyms:
   including both, both being included

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1. List of paraphrases for "inclusive":

   all-inclusive, inclusively, integrative, non-exclusive, participatory, inclusiveness, comprehensive, integrator, including, inclusion, open, participative, open-ended, non-selective, integrated, included

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1. Claudio Tapia:

   When we assumed responsibility we said we were going to oversee inclusive soccer that is gender equal, and we are demonstrating that.

2. Matthew Pfouts:

   We agreed unanimously that the change would be both inclusive and equitable, although we have made these changes to the school district’s calendar, our decision to change the calendar titles will not impact the education of holidays as guided by the district’s curriculum.

3. National Park Service:

   As the National Park Service strives to share a more inclusive and well-rounded version of the American story through the places we care for, it is gratifying to see more people than ever coming to their national parks to enjoy nature, learn about history, and spend time with their families.

4. Sally Lloyd Jones ':

   I think if you treat children with excellence and you write with excellence then you write with the kind of quality they deserve and you work hard and you don’t just dumb it down. Excellence is the most inclusive thing and you are going to reach the adult without even being able to help it. and when do we ever hear the plot line of the Bible? she said. We may go to church and be there for Bible study but it is very rare that we are going to sit down and actually read the Bible cover to cover. Most of us think we we know what the Bible is all about. It’s about the God who loves us, it is a story of his love for us.

5. Toni Ann Johnson:

   While I don’t think it ever should have had to come to a vote, I am proud of and grateful to the people who did the right thing. I was losing faith in us and our ability to stand up to those who want to suppress history and suppress inclusive instruction in schools.