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incluse

[ in-kloos ]
/ ˈɪn klus /

noun

recluse (def. 2).

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Origin of incluse

1375–1425; late Middle English <Latin inclūsus, past participle of inclūdere to enclose, shut in, equivalent to inclūd- (see include) + -tus past participle suffix, with -dt->-s-

Words nearby incluse

inclose, in clover, include, included, include out, incluse, inclusion, inclusionary, inclusion body, inclusion body disease, inclusion body encephalitis
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Example sentences from the Web for incluse

  • Through these apertures the “incluse,” or anker, watched the celebration of mass, and partook of the Holy Communion.

    The Hermits|Charles Kingsley