Synonyms for excluding
ex·clud·ing

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1. excluding

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2. excluding

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1. List of paraphrases for "excluding":

   precluding, exclude, except, excluded, excludes, exclusion

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1. Oleksiy Danilov:

   I’m conscious the main fights are yet to come and they will happen this year, within two to three months, russia is preparing for maximum escalation. It is gathering everything possible, doing drills and training. When it comes to an offensive from different directions, as of now, I can say that we are not excluding any scenario in the next two to three weeks.

2. Michael Innis-Jiménez:

   The United States has a long history of limiting or outright excluding people based on what the government deemed undesirable, this undesirability was based on race, nationality or any number of reasons the government classified as a' defect.' These were the people who could not enter The United States legally.

3. Michel de Montaigne:

   I will follow the right side even to the fire, but excluding the fire if I can.

4. Clare Daly:

   In a whole number of cases, member states are excluding people from their ability to go to work.

5. Getty Images:

   Service in the zone of the special military operation – everyone understands this very well – is associated with colossal physical and psychological stress, with everyday risks to health and life, therefore, I consider it necessary to establish for the mobilized, in general for all military personnel, for all participants of the special military operation, including volunteers, regular leave lasting at least 14 days and at least once every six months, excluding travel time, so that each soldier has the opportunity to visit families, to be close to relatives and friends.