C1adjectivesocietyeducation
US/ɪnˈkluː.sɪv/
UK/ɪnˈkluː.sɪv/
open to everyone so no group is left out; also including all the stated items or costs
In context
The school aims to be inclusive of students with disabilities.
The price is inclusive of breakfast and airport transfers.
The museum is open Monday to Friday inclusive, except public holidays.
Words that go with inclusive
adjective + preposition
- inclusive ofAll prices are inclusive of tax.
adjective + noun
- inclusive societyAn inclusive society gives everyone the same chances.
- inclusive educationInclusive education puts children of all abilities in the same classroom.
- inclusive languageThe company guide asks staff to use inclusive language.
adverb + adjective
- more inclusiveThe club changed its rules to be more inclusive.
- all-inclusiveWe booked an all-inclusive holiday so we wouldn't worry about meals.