different between exclusionary vs inclusionary
exclusionary
English
Etymology
exclusion +? -ary
Adjective
exclusionary (comparative more exclusionary, superlative most exclusionary)
- Acting to exclude something
- Social groups are often exclusionary.
Antonyms
- inclusionary
Derived terms
- exclusionarily
- exclusionary rule
Translations
See also
- exclusive
exclusionary From the web:
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- what exclusions are placed on the variable a for the fraction
- what exclusionary means
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inclusionary
English
Etymology
inclusion +? -ary
Adjective
inclusionary (not comparable)
- Marked by inclusiveness
Synonyms
- inclusive
Antonyms
- exclusionary
Derived terms
- inclusionary housing
- inclusionary zoning
inclusionary From the web:
- what inclusion means
- what is inclusionary zoning
- what is inclusionary housing
- what does inclusionary mean
- what is inclusionary zoning dc
- what are inclusionary practices
- inclusion criteria
- what is inclusionary air rights
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