exclude
verb (used with object), ex·clud·ed, ex·clud·ing.
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Related Words for excludes
prohibit, suspend, bar, prevent, preclude, omit, refuse, remove, boycott, ignore, ostracize, eliminate, reject, ban, block, embargo, oust, bate, sideline, ejectExamples from the Web for excludes
Contemporary Examples of excludes
It excludes children and families of minority faiths and beliefs and creates a hostile environment for them.
The Louisiana Public School Cramming Christianity Down Students’ ThroatsAndrew Cohen
January 26, 2014
“It does strike the language that excludes HIV, but you have to look at the rest of the language of the bill,” Hunt said.
Instead, it excludes and punishes people who seek only to live as conservatives would urge them to live.
His voter base expects him to follow through and demand a government that excludes the ultra-Orthodox parties.
The amended law also excludes political parties in existence less than five years from participating in elections.
Historical Examples of excludes
He excludes "the insolence of office," and "the cutpurse of the empire and the rule."
For one is conceived as one, in a sense which excludes all predicates.
ParmenidesPlato
It is my favourite scientific game; indeed, excludes every other.
A Pair of Blue EyesThomas Hardy
It excludes citizens from any participation in foreign affairs.
The Psychology of NationsG.E. Partridge
The inner church, as is fitting, excludes all worldly elements.
New Italian sketchesJohn Addington Symonds