all-inclusive

[ awl-in-kloo-siv ]
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adjective
  1. including everything; comprehensive.

Origin of all-inclusive

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First recorded in 1880–85

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How to use all-inclusive in a sentence

  • And as they once more started down along the road he cast on her a glance of quick and all-inclusive desire.

    Cursed | George Allan England
  • It is a long step towards modern industrialism on the one hand and the modern all-inclusive state on the other.

British Dictionary definitions for all-inclusive

all-inclusive

adjective
  1. including everything; comprehensive

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