noninclusive
- adjective
- /ˌnɒnɪnˈkluːsɪv/
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exclusivo
- Forget the atheists; try walking a mile in the shoes of a Hindu, Muslim, or Buddhist student who attends school and feels marginalized by the noninclusive "majority."
Examples
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Inclusive centers, which serve children with and without disabilities, were significantly more likely to be of high quality than noninclusive centers.
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This noninclusive approach might lead to a new crisis in U.S.-Russian and NATO-Russian relations in a decade or so, when the United States' and NATO's new missile defense systems will likely be able to destroy significant numbers of Russia's strategic missiles.
Academic text (2010) -
They saw the cross as unwelcoming and, in a certain political language, noninclusive.
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The school's noninclusive policies made many students feel unwelcome and excluded.
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Critics argue that the event was noninclusive, failing to represent diverse perspectives.
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Many believe that using noninclusive language can perpetuate social inequalities.
Synonyms
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Not allowing certain people or groups to join activities
Not welcoming to some people and making them feel left out
Antonyms
How Inclusive
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Morphology
Etymology
Noninclusive is made of non- ('not') and inclusive ('including everyone'). It means leaving some people or groups out, so a noninclusive policy does not welcome or include everyone.