include out

British  

verb

1. informal  (tr, adverb) to exclude

   you can include me out of that deal

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Example Sentences

Examples of complaints to Westminster City Council trading standards include out of date food, counterfeit "Wonka" bars and sex novelty sweets.

From BBC

In addition to Parks’s “Plays for the Plague Year,” in which the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright wrote a play a day since the beginning of the pandemic, the season will also include “Out of Time,” a collection of monologues by five award-winning Asian American playwrights; “The Chinese Lady,” Lloyd Suh’s portrait of the first Chinese woman to step foot in America in 1834; and “Fat Ham,” James Ijames’s “hilarious yet profound new ‘Hamlet’-inspired play” set at a Southern barbecue, Jesse Green wrote in his review of a streaming production.

From New York Times

You can see just how precipitously Skype has fallen over the last year when you consider which other apps Windows 11 will include out of the box; even Windows Terminal will be a pack-in.

From The Verge

That number does not include out of pocket costs.

From New York Times

Horovitz’s plays include “Out of the Mouths of Babes” and “Strong-Man’s Weak Child.”

From Washington Times