totally exclude

Frequency: 7.512.0 per million words

Used to emphasize that something is completely excluded.

excludeADVERB + exclude

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totally

Examples (10)

  • The new policy would totally exclude certain groups from participation.
  • We cannot totally exclude the possibility of human error.
  • The contract seeks to totally exclude liability for damages.
  • This evidence should totally exclude any doubt about his innocence.
  • The club's rules totally exclude non-members from events.
  • Medical conditions may totally exclude someone from military service.
  • The judge decided to totally exclude the unreliable testimony.
  • Safety protocols totally exclude unauthorized personnel from the area.
  • The insurance policy will totally exclude coverage for pre-existing conditions.
  • Environmental factors cannot totally exclude the influence of genetics.