verb

exclude

to exclude, to leave out, to bar

The price excludes delivery charges.

The price excludes delivery charges.

She felt excluded by her colleagues.

She felt excluded by her colleagues.

((sth.)) to leave (sth.) out The price excludes delivery charges.

((sb./sth.)) ((from sth.)) to prevent (sb./sth.) from entering (sth.) He was excluded from the meeting.

Synonyms: omit, leave out, bar; Antonyms: include, admit, welcome

From Latin 'ex-' (out) and 'claudere' (to shut). Literally 'to shut out'.

Think of an 'exclusive' club that 'excludes' people by shutting the door ('-clude' sounds like 'close').

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