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unincluded

unincluded

5.4
Not in a group or list with other items
  • adjective
  • /ˌʌnɪnˈkluːdɪd/
translation icon : no incluido
  • The list of participants shows several names that remain unincluded.

Examples

  • The list was missing some unincluded items.

  • Are there any unincluded features in the proposal?

  • Some key statistics were unincluded in the published results.

  • He felt disappointed when his suggestions were unincluded in the final plan.

  • Many students felt unincluded during the school event, as their ideas were overlooked.

  • The new policy aimed to include everyone, but some still felt unincluded in the decision-making process.

  • After the group discussion, several team members expressed feeling unincluded in the conversation.

Synonyms

to excepted
vsunincluded
4.5

Not part of a group or rule

is general nonmembership rather than a specific formal exclusion
unintegrated
vsunincluded
6.8

Not joined to other parts to make one system

describes basic absence from something rather than specific failure to join
unselected
vsunincluded
3.2

Not chosen from a group or list

means broad nonmembership rather than being excluded during choosing

Antonyms

1.0

Comes with something else in the same package

How Included

incorporated
  • Formal
4.6
integrated
2 3.8
included
1.0
unincluded
5.4

Surface Forms

unincluded positive

Morphology

unincluded = included (transparent) = un + include + ed

Formed by productive negation 'un-' added to 'included' (include + -ed); the meaning 'not included' is directly inferred.

Etymology

Unincluded comes from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and include meaning 'to put in' or 'make part of something'. So, unincluded simply means 'not put in' or 'not made part of something'.