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to exclude
01
to intentionally leave out or prevent someone or something from being part of a specific group, activity, or situation
Transitive: to exclude sb/sth
Example
The club decided to exclude members who did n't meet the attendance requirements.
The policy unfairly excludes certain demographics from accessing essential services.
02
to prevent someone from entering, joining, or enjoying a particular place, group, or benefit
Transitive: to exclude sb from a place or activity
Example
They decided to exclude him from the meeting due to his conflicting interests.
The team was excluded from the competition because of a violation of the rules.
03
to intentionally leave out or not include something
Transitive: to exclude particular components
Example
The report excludes any mention of the company's recent financial losses.
The diet plan excludes processed foods and sugars.
04
to force someone to leave or remove them from a place, group, or situation
Transitive: to exclude sb
Example
The teacher had to exclude the disruptive student from the classroom.
The team excluded the player for failing to meet the fitness requirements.
