effectively exclude

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To exclude something in a way that achieves the intended result.

excludeADVERB + exclude

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effectively

Examples (10)

  • Women in such societies are effectively excluded from public affairs.
  • The new policy effectively excludes low-income families from the program.
  • These barriers effectively exclude minorities from leadership positions.
  • The high fees effectively exclude working-class students from university.
  • Strict requirements effectively exclude small businesses from government contracts.
  • The location effectively excludes elderly residents from accessing services.
  • Language barriers effectively exclude immigrants from job opportunities.
  • The complex application process effectively excludes many qualified candidates.
  • Digital literacy requirements effectively exclude older adults from online services.
  • The membership criteria effectively exclude anyone without a college degree.