inclusive
Translation
inclusive, comprehensive, all-encompassing
Examples
The price is inclusive of all charges.
The price is inclusive of all charges.
We aim to create an inclusive environment.
We aim to create an inclusive environment.
The dates are 1st to 7th May inclusive.
The dates are May 1st to 7th inclusive.
Grammar Patterns
inclusive of ((sth.)) including (sth.) The price is inclusive of all charges.
an inclusive ((noun)) an (adjective) that includes everyone/everything We aim to create an inclusive environment.
Similar Words
Synonyms: comprehensive, all-embracing; Antonyms: exclusive
Etymology
From Latin 'inclusivus'. The suffix '-ive' indicates a tendency or quality.
Memory Tips
'Inclusive' means everything is 'in'. The opposite, 'exclusive', means some things are kept 'out' (ex-).