inclusive
adjective12 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.0
Completely including all items, costs, or people.
Completely including all items, costs, or people.
Truly and sincerely inclusive, not just in appearance.
Truly and sincerely inclusive, not just in appearance.
Inclusive in a general or wide-ranging way.
Ensuring that all members of society can participate fully.
Including or respecting people from different cultural backgrounds.
Including or respecting people from different racial backgrounds.
be inclusive8.5
Used to describe something that includes a wide range of people, ideas, or elements.
To change or develop in a way that includes more people or elements.
To actively change something to ensure it includes a wider range of people or things.
inclusive of8.2
Including the specified thing as part of a total amount or group.