complete exclusion

Frequency: 7.010.5 per million words

Refers to the total and absolute barring from a place or activity.

exclusionADJECTIVE + exclusion

Categories:

complete

Examples (10)

  • The policy resulted in complete exclusion of certain groups from the program.
  • There was a complete exclusion of women from the boardroom.
  • The new rules ensure complete exclusion of unauthorized personnel from the facility.
  • His behavior led to complete exclusion from all social activities.
  • The law mandates complete exclusion of toxic substances from food products.
  • The judge ordered complete exclusion of the evidence from the trial.
  • The school's zero-tolerance policy resulted in complete exclusion of disruptive students.
  • The treaty calls for complete exclusion of nuclear weapons from the region.
  • The company's hiring practices led to complete exclusion of minority candidates.
  • The medical condition requires complete exclusion of certain foods from the diet.