inclusively
Americanadverb
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in a way that seeks to include people of different socioeconomic backgrounds, sexes, ethnicities, abilities, etc.
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with both ends or limits included in a specified range, such as of dates, pages, ages, etc. (used after specifying a range or limit).
Example Sentences
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Fantasy producers are casting more inclusively these days, evidenced by the “Game of Thrones” prequel “House of the Dragon” and Prime Video’s “The Lord of the Rings: The Ring of Power.”
From Salon
The Los Gatos-based streaming giant said in its annual report released in January that it educates its recruiters on how to hire more inclusively.
From Los Angeles Times
On the other hand, designers like Charles Jeffrey believe brands have a moral imperative to cast inclusively.
From BBC
The long-term rules, which will begin to take effect in 2027, will be developed “collaboratively, transparently and inclusively,” with input from states, tribes and other stakeholders, said Laura Daniel-Davis, the Interior Department’s acting deputy secretary.
From Los Angeles Times
“If we don’t build inclusively, we are going to continue to exacerbate our housing crisis and our homelessness crisis,” Trudeau said.
From Seattle Times
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